The monumental series delivered an emotionally powerful finale that reminds viewers what the show has always been about.

Stranger Things Season 5 failed to deliver a satisfying final season to its longtime fans.

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Predictable? Anticlimactic? Unfair to its most iconic character? These are among the complaints that can and are being voiced about the conclusion of "Stranger Things," Netflix's most popular series ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “We’re not afraid of you,” a white-eyed yet clear-sighted Will (Noah Schnapp) says during the “Stranger Things” finale’s climactic ...

Viewers are airing out their frustration with season 5 of Stranger Things by review-bombing the show — specifically Will's coming out episode. "I haven’t told any of you this because I don’t want you ...

“Something is coming,” a young boy whispers to his assembled friends. “Something hungry for blood.” It’s 1983 – or 2016 – and you’re in Hawkins, Indiana – or on your sofa – playing Dungeons & Dragons.

Though one thing that was made clear by certain members of the general Stranger Things audience is that they weren’t above review bombing an episode where a core character takes a risk and makes their ...

In previous seasons, Stranger Things struck a commendable balance between exposition and action, intertwining thrilling moments with emotional depth. However, Volume II seemed to falter in this aspect ...

Warning: The article below contains major spoilers for the Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 2 episode “The Bridge.” Much of viewers’ ire comes from frustrations with the writing, the heavy exposition, ...