Stranger Things season 4 part 2

Without Eleven's powers, it was impossible for anyone to stop this powerful enemy. So, Eleven recalls some of the most terrible childhood memories to uncover ...

The show creators confirmed that Part 2 of Stranger Things’ latest season would feature only two episodes. The streaming platform will update the library with new episodes at 12 AM PDT (Pacific Timing); however, the release time will vary depending on your region. Netflix released Part 1 of Stranger Things Season 4 on May 27th, 2022, which featured the first seven episodes.

Mike feels like a lock to make it through, mostly because at this point he's too annoying to die. Hopper and Joyce feel safe too. Not everyone trying to get out ...

Now that she’s trapped in The Upside-Down with Vecna Steve’s going to be leading the charge to save her, and it is going to cost him dearly. With Max so deeply connected to Vecna and The Upside-Down, her life is going to be on the line. As I mentioned above, Eddie is a natural replacement for Steve. To me, everything is lining up for a heart-wrenching death of everyone’s favorite babysitter/hair icon/human punching bag. She will escape and finish the job that Henry Kreel/001/Peter Ballard/Vecna started. Our sweet Argyle may well do the same as the crew is going to put them in major danger. I believe the creators wanted us to think it was over Nancy, but it could easily be Argyle who they are mourning. Eleven will get her powers back and then some, and see the danger her friends are in. With the exception of Billy in Season 3, every character with a deep connection to the Upside-Down has been safe. Sacrifice in the name of love is going to be a common theme. Below are my predictions for the five characters who are the most likely to die in the season finale. Meanwhile, Eddie is being set up perfectly to be the new Steve should anything happen to him. Not everyone trying to get out of Russia will be so lucky though…

Here's everything we know about Stranger Things Season 4 so far, including the first teaser trailers, cast details, and more.

"In Season 2, Eleven goes into the ... basement of the cabin, and there's five boxes, one of which has Brenner's stuff from Hawkins Lab, one of which says 'Dad,' and one of which says 'Vietnam,' and one says 'New York,'" he told the crowd. That part never left the human world, and it once again connects to the Mind Flayer when a group of Russian scientists create a small opening in the Gate — more on this later. In the first episode of the season, Dustin intercepts a Russian message with the radio tower he built to communicate with new girlfriend Suzie ( Gabriella Pizzolo). He shares this information with Steve and Robin — Steve's co-worker at the ice cream parlor in Starcourt Mall — and together they crack the code. The Mind Flayer has followed Eleven and her friends to the mall, and they know the only way to destroy it is for Hopper and Joyce to close the Gate — thereby cutting off the Mind Flayer's psychic link to the Upside Down. The duo and Murray go to the mall's underground facilities with this mission. Rabid rats in Hawkins, which Nancy and Jonathan — who are dating this season — investigate without their editors' permission while interning at Hawkins Post. After being repeatedly mocked for her story ideas, Nancy decides to take matters into her own hands and visits the home of Doris Driscoll ( Peggy Miley) with Jonathan. During their first visit, they see a violent rat that Doris has captured — one of many that she says have been eating her bags of fertilizer. Remember the part of the Mind Flayer that was burned from Will in Season 2? The events of Stranger Things Season 4 Part 1 should still be fresh in everyone's minds, but if you are still a bit unclear about the reveal of Vecna's backstory, TV Guide is here to catch you up. If you're looking for a more beat-by-beat breakdown of where everyone is at the end of Part 1, we have that too. According to an interview conducted by Variety with The Duffer Brothers, Episode 9 will be two and a half hours long and contains more visual effects than the entirety of Season 3. If you haven't been able to stop listening to "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)" since the first half of Season 4 was released, the trailer for Part 2 won't change that. The full trailer for the supersized final two episodes of Season 4, set to the Kate Bush song that played such a big role in Part 1, was released on June 21, and it teases a massive battle for Hawkins. "I have this terrible feeling," Robin ( Maya Hawke) says in the footage. Two episodes of the Netflix drama are dropping a month after Season 4 Part 1's shocking reveal about Vecna. Heading into the final segment of this installment, we have many questions about Eleven ( Millie Bobby Brown) and her powers.

While there's actually a surprising amount of new content headed to Netflix in July, nothing is generating more hype than Stranger Things 4 Volume 2. This ...

Both episodes will go live at the same time. - 12am PT This second batch of episodes is only two episodes long, but these are two very long episodes.

The world of “Stranger Things” left things on a cliffhanger. Steve is infected by the demobats from the Upside Down, and evil Vecna is alive and well.

With much still left to be solved, the second installment of Season 4 premieres in less than 24 hours. Where can I watch ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4, Volume 2? A guide to catching the ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4, Volume 2 premiere

Stranger Things season 4 part 2 debuts on Friday. Here's how you can watch the long-awaited fourth installment online and all you need to know about it.

Are you excited for Stranger Things season 4, part 2? That fanbase has since grown exponentially, resulting in it becoming one of the most popular shows of this generation. Arguably the biggest show on Netflix of all time, it premiered back in 2016 to rave reviews and it quickly established a passionate base of fans.

Both episodes are visually stunning, with truly cinematic sequences that will have you wishing Netflix released the almost two-and-a-half-hour finale in cinemas ...

Volume 2 has all the elements that made this show a phenomenon: witty dialogue, heartfelt characters dealing with growing pains, and a whole lot of '80s nostalgia. A TV show doesn't have the same narrative structure as a big-screen film, and there are many loose ends to get to. A lot has been made of the inflated episode lengths this season, though I would argue they have been justified so far, allowing for deeper and more emotional stories without the shackles of the hour-long deadline. We were told before the episodes arrived that we should be "very concerned" for these characters, and that warning is indeed founded. Nancy is being held hostage in the Upside Down, the reporter trapped in a nightmare of traumatic memories, the others trying desperately to free her. As the final two episodes progress, the Duffer brothers elegantly weave these plots together – and soon enough, everyone is heading in the same direction.

The below is a spoiler-free review of Stranger Things Season 4, Part 2, which is now streaming on Netflix. It may have initially seemed like a ...

From the deserts of California to the slime of the Upside Down, everything simply looks incredible, and sleeker than Stranger Things has ever looked – not that it was ever a slouch in the visuals department. Still, in the middle of that tension, it’ll occasionally halt its own momentum for a detour to the Russian storyline (which takes the California subplot’s place as feeling the least necessary in this installment). It might’ve felt a little more manageable if Episode 9 were split up into two episodes, instead of giving us such a packed-to-the-brim behemoth of a finale. It’s hard to talk about too much without getting into spoilers (and even though this review is running on the day the episodes debut, we’re still going to play it safe here in case you don’t have four hours to immediately jump back into the Upside Down), but we can say that it’s nice to finally see the branching-narrative style of storytelling that was established in the first part finally converge in a way that feels incredibly satisfying. While the runtimes may seem overwhelming for some (1.5 hours for Episode 8 and 2.5 hours for Episode 9, for those curious about the math), the result is that not one bit of it feels rushed. It may have initially seemed like a head-scratcher when Netflix revealed that Part 2 of Stranger Things Season 4 would consist of only two episodes, as opposed to Part 1’s seven, but that doesn’t mean the hit’s big finale is a quick watch. This is Stranger Things as its most emotional, thrilling, and yes, ambitious, a word I used a lot in my review of Part 1, but it holds true even more so for the last two episodes.

The season's final two very long episodes contain an immense melancholy in addition to the blockbuster experience.

Plucky Max (Sadie Sink) continues dealing with the trauma that’s been haunting her all season (cue “Running Up That Hill”), while Will gets the long-awaited reveal of his sexual longings— sort of. “Right out of the gate I’m superconfident but I’m also like an idiot. It doesn’t help that the show’s central characters are all spread out across America and Russia, so that we are constantly jumping between the clusters of Vecna-fighters, each engaged in their own existential battle. Would the increasingly charming Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) bite the dust, or perhaps Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), who seemed to fade into the background with every passing episode this season? This overarching darkness, combined with the endlessly frenetic pace of the season, can make the long episodes exhausting to watch. Stranger Things has always worn its love for the movies on its sleeve, with its blizzard of 80s cinematic references.

Episode 8 opens right back where season 4 episode 1 began, with a bloodied Eleven standing over the massacred children while Dr Brenner asks "What have you done ...

A powerful psychic teen known as Eleven escapes and joins forces with a crew of local nerds, Mike, Dustin and Lucas, to fight monsters like the demogorgons, the Mind Flayer, and season 4's big bad, a demon named Vecna. Episode 8 opens right back where season 4 episode 1 began, with a bloodied Eleven standing over the massacred children while Dr Brenner asks "What have you done?!" Stranger Things is back for the final showdown.

Vecna shows Nancy a glimpse aboiut what he's going to do in Hawkins and how he'll entering the city.

The entire group gets really nervous about it and is now working to stop Vecna. He tells her to tell her everything that she saw to Eleven so that she could know that Vecna is coming to wreak havoc. Steve was trying hard to bring her back and the entire group was looking for one musical hit that would save Nancy from the evil monster.

The highly anticipated final episodes arrived on Netflix on 1 July.

As a result of the delays, they might be in for an even later night - or earlier morning. A third supportive, but potentially slightly sarcastic, fan wrote: "Stranger Things Volume 2 is so massive that it’s managed to crash Netflix. Love that for us." One fan commented, "IT'S BEEN 5 MINUTES HOW DID WE CRASH NETFLIX ALREADY. #StrangerThings4," while another wrote: "I did not just count down the seconds like it’s New Years for Netflix to crash #StrangerThings."

Stranger Things season 4 part 2 has arrived and it features some big deaths! Here's who dies in the final two episodes. Spoilers!

Of course, we have one last season of the Netflix series to go, so we can only predict who will be the next to meet their demise. This has been without a doubt the most eventful and emotional season of the Netflix Original so far. The final episodes of Stranger Things season 4 are here and we now know how this epic installment ends!

And there's really probably only one video you need to watch, the brief recap made by Netflix summing up the first string of episodes, which ran for about nine ...

They’ve discovered that music can help pull people out of the trance, which is how Max, despite being “marked” by Vecna, manages to escape. And there’s really probably only one video you need to watch, the brief recap made by Netflix summing up the first string of episodes, which ran for about nine hours in total. Even though it has only been a month instead of a few years like the gap between seasons 3 and 4, you still may want a refresher on what exactly happened in those first seven episodes.