


Stranger Things 4
Darkness returns to Hawkins just in time for spring break, igniting fresh terror, disturbing memories — and an ominous new threat.

Chapter One: The Hellfire Club
El is bullied at school. Joyce opens a mysterious package. A scrappy player shakes up D&D night.

Chapter Two: Vecna's Curse
A plane brings Mike to California — and a dead body brings Hawkins to a halt. Nancy goes looking for leads. A shaken Eddie tells the gang what he saw.

Chapter Three: The Monster and the Superhero
Murray and Joyce fly to Alaska, and El faces serious consequences. Robin and Nancy dig up dirt on Hawkins' demons. Dr. Owens delivers sobering news.

Chapter Four: Dear Billy
Max is in grave danger... and running out of time. A patient at Pennhurst asylum has visitors. Elsewhere, in Russia, Hopper is hard at work.

Chapter Five: The Nina Project
Owens takes El to Nevada, where she's forced to confront her past, while the Hawkins kids comb a crumbling house for clues. Vecna claims another victim.

Chapter Six: The Dive
Behind the Iron Curtain, a risky rescue mission gets underway. The California crew seeks help from a hacker. Steve takes one for the team.

Chapter Seven: The Massacre at Hawkins Lab
As Hopper braces to battle a monster, Dustin dissects Vecna's motives — and decodes a message from beyond. El finds strength in a distant memory.

Chapter Eight: Papa
Nancy has sobering visions, and El passes an important test. Back in Hawkins, the gang gathers supplies and prepares for battle.

Chapter Nine: The Piggyback
With selfless hearts and a clash of metal, heroes fight from every corner of the battlefield to save Hawkins — and the world itself.
Avis de la communauté (11)
This show feels very much like an ensemble piece now. The amount of characters is huge, it’s almost like an HBO flagship (_The Wire, Game of Thrones_). As for the quality of the show, it’s still reliably entertaining and very well produced. It’s still shoving its 80s setting in your face at just about every turn, and the music, visuals and tone are all on point. The writing is also still pretty decent; you’re usually pretty engaged and there’s some great dialogue, but at the same time it can get messy, unimaginative and very predictable. It’s entertaining and the characters are all great, but the show kinda lacks narrative ambition in order to be more than just pulpy fun. Simple stories tend to work for movies, but not as much for the extended format of a tv show. However, when compared to the recent Star Wars and Marvel output on Disney+, it’s kind of a miracle that this show remains as good as it is. So, is this show still quite overrated? Yes. But is it probably more fun and better made than most of the big stuff that’s going to come out in cinemas this summer? Also yes.
An absolute marvel. They have managed to simultaneously create three mundane, arduous story lines within the single season. The actors are too old for their characters and the storyline lacks the great qualities of the first season. Season 4 Part One is like sitting through algebra class, long, pointless and throughly unenjoyable.
If I only could I'd make a deal with God and get him to swap our places (with someone who didn't sit through this entire shitty, lame season)
So much time is wasted on boring plots and introducing new characters.