Netflix has released the Stranger Things Season 5 trailer, and this hidden detail may be foreshadowing a major character death.

Netflix is doing stranger things lately — and this time it's both literal and figurative. The series finale episode of Stranger Things will officially be shown in movie theaters, a move that goes against the streamer’s well-known ethos.

The final season will be released in three separate chunks. Volume 1 will arrive Nov. 26 on Netflix and consist of the first four episodes: "The Crawl" (1 hour, 8 mins.), the still-undisclosed episode 2 (54 mins.), "The Turnbow Trap" (1 hour, 6 mins.), and "Sorcerer" (1 hour, 23 mins.).

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer reveal that Season 5 will answer two key questions that were set up in Season 1.

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The creators of Stranger Things have promised fans that Season 5 will finally answer one of the biggest questions left hanging since Season 1 made its explosive debut a decade ago.

The haunting song in the trailer for the fifth and final season of Stranger Things has sent chills down fans’ spines.On Thursday, October 30, an epic version of Queen's Who Wants to Live Forever was featured during the trailer final

The Stranger Things 5 trailer is finally here. It arrived a little earlier than fans were expecting after leaking on Twitter the night before Netflix officially