Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler), Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin Henderson) and Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair) go head-to-head and test their knowledge of all things Hawkins ahead of the Stranger Things 5 Volume 2 release.

Uncovering all the hidden details you probably missed in the Stranger Things 5 Volume 2 trailer, with full explanations.

It feels like just yesterday, I was writing furiously about how Eddie Munson’s death in Stranger Things 4 was neither noble nor necessary. Because, of course, Eddie had never been the coward that he (and perhaps the show) believed him to be. And so did ...

It’s time… for another Stranger Things Season 5 trailer, this team teasing the three episodes that will arrive on Christmas Day as Volume 2 of the final installment. “We failed,” Noah Schnapp’s Will Byers’ voiceover says as the clip revisits the scene right after his sorcerer powers manifested in the cliffhanger ending of Volume 1.

Nearly three years after season four ended on a dramatic cliffhanger, “Stranger Things” is back. Tensions are high in Hawkins, and the gang is dead set on finding and killing the man responsible for the series of tragic events,

Stranger Things enthusiasts are buzzing with excitement following Netflix's drop of the official trailer for the second installment of season five. The dramatic footage depicts Will Byers (portrayed by Noah Schnapp) looking disheartened after the group's unsuccessful attempt to rescue the children from Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower).

In season 1 of the Netflix series, Lucas Sinclair (Caleb McLaughlin) referred to Holly as Mike’s (Finn Wolfhard) 3-year-old little sister. Season 1 was set in the fall of 1983, four years before the events of season 5. Holly is supposed to be 9 or 10 in season 5 of “Stranger Things,” but according to the show’s timeline, she should be 7.

Duffer, who co-created the hit Netflix series with his brother Matt, revealed via Instagram last week that the three episodes of Season 5, Volume 2 are ready to go.