Following the divisive series finale premiere of Stranger Things, Netflix has shared the official trailer for the upcoming documentary, titled One Last Adventure. It offers fans a behind-the-scenes look at the production of the hit show’s fifth and final season,

Stranger Things has come to an end and it was satisfying for many characters in different ways, a few in particular getting the best ending possible.

A new Netflix film explores how the Duffer brothers and cast concluded "Stranger Things" — including debates over how the series would end.

What was initially hopeful anticipation following that explosive reveal at the end of Volume 1 quickly devolved into dissatisfaction among many.

Winona Ryder's Joyce Byers was key to the success of Stranger Things, but the show lost any clear understanding of her purpose in Season 5.

The hive mind was one of the most popular concepts of TV in 2025, and two of the biggest series approached it completely differently.

Finn Wolfhard has made his character Mike in Stranger Things immortal and fans can't get over his performances.

Will, Mike, Lucas, and Dustin are the reason people fell in love with Stranger Things. Their D&D party might have grown over the years with additions like Eleven and Max, but this group of outcast friends was always the heart and soul of the series.

This might be the biggest question we still have after the finale. In season 5, we learned that Henry had a bad memory involving a cave, and it was so upsetting to him, he couldn’t even go inside it. This benefitted Max, who was hiding there since she was taken by Vecna, and later Holly and the other kids.

Stranger Things Season 5 officially breaks up Jonathan and Nancy, and the end of their relationship makes absolute sense.

Will Was Disrespected For Too Long on Stranger Things Since the beginning of the series, Stranger Things was all about Will. The show may have gravitated toward the Wheeler household and the impressive abilities of Eleven,