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Skip to main content October 30, 2025 Stranger Things: Season 5. The Hawkins kids have their lives on the line in the foreboding trailer for the final season of Stranger Things. The show will wrap up this fall with a two-part season, the first half premiering on Netflix November 26th and the second half dropping on Christmas. Season Four left Hawkins under military quarantine as Vecna wreaks havoc and El (Millie Bobby Brown) is in hiding. The kids must unite to find the monster and save the town for good. The trailer previews an action-packed season, one where the crew of old friends and their siblings must go into battle. But people like Will (Noah Schnapp), who was vanished to the Upside Down in the first season, have up close encounters with Vecna, who wants to use him “one last time,” as the monster threatens. Trending Stories How Quentin Tarantino Turned the Manson Family Into Tomorrow’s Movie Stars Pierre Robert, Philadelphia’s Voice of Rock Radio, Dead at 70 Jasmine Crockett Stops by ‘Kimmel’ to Accept Trump’s IQ Test Challenge The Burial of Black Genius (a.k.a. D’Angelo Lives!) “I think what’s unique about this season is that it starts a little bit in chaos because our heroes ultimately lost at the end of Season 4,” co-creator Ross Duffer told Netflix’s blog Tudum. “We usually set up their normal life and how they’re going about school, and then we introduce the supernatural element. But in this case, this season is sprinting from the start.” Per an official synopsis, the fifth and final season takes place in 1987, four years after the events of the first season and nearing the anniversary of Will’s disappearance. The first four episodes of the season will be part of the November Volume 1 drop while three more will premiere on Christmas. However, there will still be a two-hour final event left to be released on New Year’s Eve. Timed with the Netflix drop will be a theatrical release of the final episode for fans to watch in real life with other fans. Jasmine Crockett Stops by ‘Kimmel’ to Accept Trump’s IQ Test Challenge Emily Zemler ‘The Pitt’ Is ‘Intentionally Different’ From ‘ER,’ New Appeal from Noah Wyle Argues “Terrible Precedent” Nancy Dillon Jamie Lee Curtis Clarifies ‘Mistranslated’ Charlie Kirk Remarks What I Meant Was... Larisha Paul 'Hedda': Tessa Thompson Leaves Her Teeth Marks on a Classic Movie Review Selena Gomez Celebrates ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Renewal as Series Heads Across the Pond London Calling Charisma Madarang Go to PMC.com Most Popular Jennifer Lawrence Says She Was 'Annoying' in Old Interviews and Gets Why the Public 'Rejected' Her Personality: 'I Lose Control Over My Craft When I Have to Do Press for a Movie' 'Dancing With the Stars’ Crowns Dance Marathon Winner as One Contestant Suffers an Injury on Halloween Night: See the Scores, Who Went Home When Did Love Is Blind’s Sparkle Megan Get Pregnant? Breaking Down the Timeline How Shohei Ohtani Made $102 Million in 2025 You might also like Taylor Sheridan, Peter Berg Team on ‘Call of Duty’ Movie For Paramount 4 hours ago The Golden Bachelor’s Nicolle Was Confronted by a Season 1 Star Who She Called ‘Not So Great Looking' 3 hours ago UN and Fashinnovation Put Global Spotlight on Brazil’s Fashion During COP30 3 hours ago ‘Scream 7’ Trailer: Man, Sidney Prescott Just Cannot Catch a Break Exos Acquires Infinite Athlete, Player Safety Experts Used by NFL 4 hours ago Rolling Stone is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2025 Rolling Stone, LLC. All rights reserved. Powered by WordPress.com VIP
