Matt and Ross Duffer explain everything from Season 5, Volume 1 of 'Stranger Things 5.' Spoilers about Will, Max, and Eleven's discovery are all here.

Noah Schnapp revealed how he reacted to the game-changing surprise in the fourth episode of Stranger Things' final season. He explained that he shouted for his assistant when he found out what happens to his character.

At the time of writing, Stranger Things season 5 sits at 86% on Rotten Tomatoes, though we expect that score to change as more reviews come in (and again when Volume 2 and the finale arrive). As it stands, though, that's a series-low score: down over 10% from season 1's 97%, and down from season 2's 94% and season 3 and 4's 89%.

Limited screenings of Stranger Things Season 5's final episode will play in over 350 theaters throughout the US and Canada. The screenings will take place at the exact same time as the Netflix global premiere (December 31 at 8:00 pm ET) and will run through January 1. In other words, you have two days to watch the finale in theaters if you want to!

The final season of Stranger Things begins with Volume 1 arriving on Netflix, bringing new episodes, fresh runtimes and a scheduled India streaming time.

After three long years of waiting, Stranger Things season 5 volume 1 has finally landed on Netflix, and Vecna's return is everything we had hoped for. But the big bad's entrance was actually inspired by one of the most iconic scenes in Star Wars, says co-creators Matt and Ross Duffer.

The "Stranger Things" cast Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard and Gaten Matarazzo are saying goodbye to the hit show.

Netflix released the trailer for "Stranger Things" Season 5, Volume 1, which showed mass demogorgon attacks, Eleven flying and more.