Ahead of Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 release, the makers dropped two brand new clips from its upcoming episodes. The videos revolve around Will's next big plan to kill Vecna, as the latter's alter-ego Mr Whatsit escort the captured children,

Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 is set to release soon and a new clip offers us an insight on what we could see next.

In one video, Miller mocks Stranger Things season 3 villain Billy Hargrove for crying while he's possessed by the Mind Flayer, and in another, Miller condemns Steve's cockiness for saying he can turn on the charm, all of which reflect real moments from the respective shows.

Over 140,000 Stranger Things fans have signed a petition urging Netflix to restore alleged cut scenes from Season 5, Volume 2. Here is what they want, what the creators have said, and when the finale streams.

A viral fan-led petition calling on Netflix and the Duffer brothers to release alleged cut scenes from Stranger Things Season 5 has gained over 300,000 signatures in a matter of days, as speculation swirls around what supporters on social media are calling “cutgate.”

Architectural Digest again visits with 'Stranger Things' Production Designer Chris Trujillo for a second behind the scenes look into the world of Season five's sets. From the sinewy, grotesque Pain Tree and the radio tower of WSQK to roof,

Jamie Campbell Bower, who plays Henry aka Vecna in Netflix's Stranger Things, made his surprise Broadway debut in the play Stranger Things: The First Shadow. He connected the stage show with the series,

Stranger Things’ creators Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer revealed that they are working on a spin-off that will address some plot points left unanswered after the OG series' Dec. 31 finale.

What makes fans take this theory seriously isn’t just nostalgia. Everyone who watches Stranger Things knows the show has a very consistent history of turning D&D metaphors into literal threats. Looking at the major monsters so far, it’s crystal clear ...

This article contains full spoilers for the series finale of Stranger Things.] Something has seemed wrong since, let’s say, some time in 2016. Whatever your political, economic, or religious affiliations,