The Stranger Things series finale featured a huge showdown between Vecna joining the Mind Flayer fighting the rest of the cast. But people aren't getting it.

The appeal of Stranger Things has always been rooted in nostalgia for the 1980s, and so it is fitting that the last-ever episode of the Netflix blockbuster should hark back to a lost era of big weepy television send-offs.

The Rightside Up, which was released on Netflix on New Year’s Eve, has faced mixed reactions from fans so far.

Finally, after what feels like a hundred years, “Stranger Things” has ended.

Stranger Things creators The Duffer Brothers explain how they approached another big Will moment in Season 5, Vol. 2, and tease their plans for December 31st's feature-length finale.

Now streaming, episodes 5, 6, and 7 were a relatively bland stretch of the show. They include a breakup, a big Will reveal, and more underwhelming moments.

Dive into the fascinating similarities between Stranger Things' Abyss and the Dimension X from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, exploring their origins,

The Stranger Things universe is about to expand with a brand-new spinoff, and fans are finally getting a glimpse of what’s coming. In a recent interview with Variety, creators Matt and Ross Duffer revealed that work on the live-action series will begin on January 5.

Stranger Things fans want to know what happened to Vickie after the character's apparent disappearance in the series finale. As seen on social media platforms such as Twitter, fans have been left baffled and outraged by the utter lack of Amybeth McNulty's Vickie in the aftermath of the final fight against Vecna.

With a giant evil spider monster, mysterious briefcase and a whole lot of teary characters bidding adieu, “Stranger Things” has now become a thing of the past.