The premiere of the last season of Stranger Things is getting closer and closer. This week, Netflix announced that the final episode of the series created by the Duffer brothers will be released in theaters.

Little is known about the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, so fans of the series are staying tuned for every bit of information about the new installment of the series.

When will the final season of Stranger Things premiere?

The final season of Stranger Things will be divided into three parts that will premiere on different dates.

The first block of four episodes will premiere on Netflix on November 26, the second part with three episodes will arrive on Christmas, on December 25.

The third part, consisting of a single episode, will premiere on December 31 in theaters in the United States and on Netflix simultaneously.

This last episode will be extensive, with a duration of close to two hours, and will be available in at least 350 movie theaters initially, with the possibility of that more theaters and other countries will join.

What are the names of the episodes?

When did filming for the final season of Stranger Things begin?

Filming for the final season of Stranger Things began in the first week of January 2024. Filming for new episodes was delayed due to the Screen Actors Guild strike in the United States in 2023.

At the time, Netflix shared the first photos of the Stranger Things crew during the first days of filming.

What can we expect from the final season of Stranger Things?

The final season of Stranger Things promises to be darker, more emotional, and more human. Its creators, the Duffer brothers, seek to bring a masterful conclusion to one of Netflix's most successful series, with a final confrontation that will define the protagonists' fate in the face of the threat of the "Upside Down" that has been expanding since the fourth season.

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