Final Trailer Drops For 'Stranger Things' Season 4 With 4 Days To Go

May 24, 2022 2:00 AM ‐ NetflixStranger ThingsTelevision

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'Stranger Things' returns to Netflix this Friday, May 27 and today fans got a final teaser of what's to come in a dark trailer that makes the fourth season of the much-loved supernatural series look more epic than anything we've seen from Hawkins before.

You can watch the one-minute-long trailer below...

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If this latest trailer is anything to go by, the new season is going to be more dramatic, more explosive and a lot darker than anything we've seen from Hawkins before.

We learnt in a previous trailer that Eleven has been relocated to California, far enough away from Hawkins to keep her safe, but in this latest teaser we see that Hawkins National Laboratory researcher, Dr. Sam Owens, has paid Eleven a visit. He tells her, "a war is coming, I'm afraid your friends in Hawkins are very much in the eye of the storm." He then tells Eleven, "without you, we can't win this war."

Once again, a creepy grandfather clock features in the trailer and suggests that time is going to be an important part of the show's next season. A previous teaser clip showed a family arriving at Creel House in the 1950s where the creepy-looking grandfather clock is situated. And if the name Creel sounds familiar, that's because we already know that Robert Englund will be playing Victor Creel in the new season.

Since we know that Victor is a disturbed killer, can we deduce that he was locked up in the psychiatric hospital for killing his family as hinted at in the teaser? What could have caused him to snap? The Creel family have two children, are they like Eleven? Did Victor murder his children because of their weird powers?
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It was announced in February that season four of 'Stranger Things' will be split into two volumes with the first landing on May 27 on Netflix. Fans won't have to wait long for the second half of the fourth season, which will premiere on July 1.

It was July 4, 2019 when we were last enthralled with new episodes of the hit supernatural series. The third season came to an end with Hopper and Joyce bravely fighting their way into the Russians' secret bunker under Starcourt Mall an an attempt to put an end to the Russians' attempt to re-open the gate to the deadly realm that is the Upside Down.

Other than what appeared to be the demise of Hopper, the story was wrapped up nicely at the end of the third season. Although we saw the gang go their own separate ways, it was inevitable that something would bring them back together for at least one more adventure.

The action will pick up six months after the epic Battle of Starcourt, which brought terror and destruction to Hawkins. Struggling with the aftermath, the gang of friends consisting of Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas and Eleven, are separated for the first time.

The kids find themselves navigating the complexities of high school, something which will be especially tough for Eleven, who is now living like a normal kid in California with Will and his older brother, Jonathan. Presumably their mother Joyce adopted Eleven in Hopper's absence.

In this most vulnerable time, a new and horrifying supernatural threat surfaces, presenting a gruesome mystery that, if solved, might finally put an end to the horrors of the Upside Down.

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