Stranger Things season 4

Here's the official Netflix synopsis of Stranger Things season 4: “It's been six months since the Battle of Starcourt, which brought terror and destruction to ...

Stranger Things season four is scheduled to be released on Netflix in two volumes. For those that need a reminder, Billy was first introduced in season two as the handsome bully but in season 3 he became the supervillain when the Mind Flayer took over his body. The Stranger Things season four trailer kicks off with a jump scare but reminds us of how the previous season ended.

Stranger Things season 4's trailer has been released by Netflix, teasing a new enemy and war ahead in Hawkins.

He further suggested that fans will be pleased with season 4, adding: "I think they'll be happy when they see it. The clip then builds up to an all-out war, as Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is told that without her, "we can't win this war". We also get a look at Hopper (David Harbour) in Russia, and a terrifying new monster at the very end. The long-awaited new season is due to finally premiere next month, and will be split into two parts as we see the return of our favourite characters six months after season 3.

It's been six months since the Battle of Starcourt, which brought terror and destruction to Hawkins. Advertisement. Struggling with the aftermath, our group of ...

"A war is coming. Towards the end of the trailer, we see Hopper imprisoned far from home in the snowy wasteland of Kamchatka. I'm afraid your friends at Hawkins are very much in the eye of the storm." "For a while, we tried to be happy... "Your suffering is almost at the end." The trailer opens with a deep and terrifying voice saying, "You've broken everything."

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Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Stranger Things season four will be split into two parts on Netflix: Volume 1 is out on 27 May and Volume 2 starts streaming on 1 July. The new season will be split into two parts: Volume 1 is out on 27 May; Volume 2 starts streaming on Netflix on 1 July.

The Journey-infused trailer will get you hyped for season 4 of the hit Netflix series about 1980s kids struggling with the supernatural.

One of the teasers showcased the Creel House, complete with clock. On Tuesday, a trailer for the new season dropped. Part 1 of that season comes to Netflix on May 27, with the second half arriving July 1.

Stranger Things Season 4 is set to include a brand-new villain, who is actually named after a Dungeons and Dragons god.

That remains to be seen, but in the meantime, fans can look forward to the Season 4 premiere on May 27. Dungeons & Dragons has been heavily featured in Stranger Things over the years, with it used as a storytelling tool and to help the kids of Hawkins, Indiana make sense of the strange goings-on that they keep encountering. Stranger Things Season 4 villain Vecna looks to be a rather gruesome foe, with fans getting a glimpse of him in the latest trailer.

Netflix has recently dropped a brand-new trailer for Stranger Things Season 4, giving us our first in-depth look, and there's even a Dr. Brenner tease.

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Who is Vecna from Stranger Things season 4 on Netflix? The villain from the new trailer explained as monsters and war threaten the cast.

We wanted a presence on the set that our actors could react to, whereas in Season 3, they were reacting to a beach ball,’ said Ross Duffer. Stranger Things season four arrives on Netflix on Friday May 27, with the first three seasons available to watch on the platform. Stranger Things season four premieres on Friday May 27, with the first batch of episodes. The second volume will drop on Friday July 1, with the season consisting of nine episodes in total. The second episode of Stranger Things season four is titled ‘Chapter Two: Vecna’s Curse’. Ominous indeed. In the new trailer for Stranger Things season four, the humanoid creature wasn’t referred to by name.

Stranger Things Season 4 returns to Netflix next month and after the release of an explosive trailer, fans of the hit supernatural series are predicting ...

After years Mr. Creel is still alive and already old, he took out his own eyes to give to the mind flayer." One fan took to Twitter and predicted: "Hopper shows the Russians that fire deters/defeats the demogorgons in prison. You have lost," but it's unsure if that direct threat is aimed at El. "A war is coming... Even if it's the last thing I do," as someone is seen setting a spear on fire. And are they going to shave her head again?! The home was thereafter abandoned and left vacant for many years. Another urged: "Bring back jim for joyce pls #StrangerThings #StrangerThings4," and a third added: "i swear to god, if season 4 k*lls off joyce, steve, nancy, robin or jonathan, i swear to f*cking god. They experienced strange, and supernatural occurrences in their home during their residency. Jim is heard saying: "I was convinced I was put here for some other reason. For a while we tried to be happy, normal, but I know that's impossible." And someone else compared it to a scene in Stephen King's It and wrote: "The part were max is being lifted through the air it's probably a nod to Stephen King's It the same way Beverly was."

Stranger Things' first season 4 trailer reveals how life is about to change for Eleven, Joyce, and Hopper in Volume 1 of the next chapter.

While Stranger Things has explored the larger world outside of Hawkins, Indiana, in the past, the show’s fourth season is set to switch things up by splitting its story across a handful of disparate, important locations. Though the story will presumably return to the Upside Down and catch up with Jim Hopper in Russia, Stranger Things’ first season four trailer makes clear that a significant part of its next chapter will unfold in California, where Joyce and the rest of the Byers family have moved. Even though we’ve seen a few teasers of Stranger Things’ upcoming fourth season, none of them really let on just how much larger and epic in scope this next chapter seems like it’s going to be.

It's been nearly three long years since we last saw Eleven, Mike, Lucas, Dustin, Steve, Will, Hopper, Nancy, Jonathan, Joyce, and any Stranger Things kids ...

Season four of Stranger Things will be split into two halves, with the first half premiering on Netflix on May 27. And he’s determined to start a war in Hawkins. Eleven is pulled back into the “eye of the storm” along with everyone else. Meanwhile, Max (Sadie Sink) is mourning her brother’s death, and at one point is levitating in the trailer.

Stranger Things trailer for season 4 brings back Millie Bobby Brown, the rest of the cast for a David Harbour rescue mission. Stranger Things season 4 will ...

Meanwhile, Max’s (Sadie Sink) brother Billy (Dacre Montgomery) gets possessed by a creature from the Upside Down who attempted to eat most of Hawkins’ residents, but was ultimately defeated by the gang. After all the action goes down, The Byers family, along with Eleven, move to a new town, separating the main cast of the series and setting up for this new season to jump between lots of different places to tell the story. The trailer also makes it clear that this season is going for a more classic horror-movie vibe, complete with an eerie haunted house the kids will have to explore.

Stranger Things season 4 trailer hints that a crucial character from season 3 may be back as the new Big Bad.

Assuming that Max's grief and her relationship with Billy become the emotional driving force of season four, as this trailer certainly seems to suggest, could her brother be the new Big Bad? If Billy did indeed end up in the Upside Down, it wouldn't take much for him to be transformed into something more monstrous, something like that gross demon/human hybrid who makes his debut at the trailer's end. Is he reaching out to her from beyond the grave, as it were? But there are a number of hints threaded throughout the new season four trailer which suggest that could be exactly where we're heading. But thanks to previous knowledge she gleaned from his mind, Eleven was able to remind Billy of his mother, and these memories gave him the strength he needed to stop the Mind Flayer by sacrificing himself to save everyone. At the end, Billy planned to murder Eleven too by delivering her to his master.

Millie Bobby Brown is set to reprise her role as Eleven alongside Finn Wolfhard, Winona Ryder, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb MCLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Noah Schnapp, ...

Here’s everything you need to know about the new episodes. Take a look at the Stranger Things trailer below: The official trailer for Stranger Things season four has been released – check it out below.

What's more, there appears to be a terrifying new villain pulling the strings in the Netflix series, with some fans debating the theory that they could be a ...

Why is the trailer centering her??’ they wrote. Like why is Max in the Upside Down? Why is she floating? Your suffering is almost at an end.’ While it seems like it could be a logical conclusion for the unrecognisable creature to be Billy in the new season, another fan expressed their belief that it could be Hopper (David Harbour). Plus, the fact that she was shown floating above the ground – in a harrowingly similar way to the creature at the end of the teaser – has led to speculation that there could be a connection between them. The fact that Max is the first character we see in the trailer as she talks to Billy prompted some to predict that she will play an especially significant role in the new season.

Our heroes in Hawkins are worlds apart and the Stranger Things season 4 trailer shows how they'll come back together.

Considered one of the most iconic villains in the game, Vecna was a powerful wizard who became a lich (undead creature). Through many editions of D&D continuity Vecna has appeared as a fearsome foe, even ascending to Godhood at one point. What would a Stranger Things trailer be without our old friend, the Demogorgon? After serving as the big bad in season 1, this flower-headed freak became more of a miniboss in season 2 and 3. It now says “William Hargrove” instead of “Billy Hargrove.” (Can anyone remember a single time Billy was referred to as “William” on this show?) Could the alternate tombstone mean that we’re actually getting a glimpse into a parallel universe, one where Max suddenly has powers? But perhaps he was subjected to unimaginable Lovecraftian horrors and it was really those horrors that killed the Creels in the first place. In the context of season 4, it would appear that bored Russian soldiers make their Siberian prisoners battle the (or “a”) Demogorgon for their own amusement. Getting an American citizen from deep in the Siberian tundra to the Midwestern USA at the height of the Cold War has to be one hell of a logistical challenge. Perhaps now is a good time to mention the song in this trailer is “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” by Journey. That’s fitting given the scattered nature of the show’s characters going into the season. At one point, the clock is embedded into the wall of a hallway (likely in Hawkins High School) and appears to be bursting forth from the Upside Down itself. Eventually the Creel family patriarch Victor (played by Robert Englund) lost his mind and murdered his whole family in cold blood. The narration in this trailer makes it clear that the shadowy powers-that-be in the U.S. need help from the whole Hawkins team, Hopper included, to confront a new threat. First introduced as a devastatingly handsome bully in season 2, Billy became a full-on supervillain in season 3 when the Mind Flayer took over his body. The trailer opens with a helpful reminder of how season 3 ended.

Below is everything we know about the new season. Hidden gems: The best Netflix originals you might have missed. Show all 20.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Stranger Things season four will be split into two parts on Netflix: Volume 1 is out on 27 May and Volume 2 starts streaming on 1 July. The new season will be split into two parts: Volume 1 is out on 27 May; Volume 2 starts streaming on Netflix on 1 July.