The movie-length "Stranger Things" Season 5 finale can be enjoyed by fans in select Florida theaters on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Netflix announced that the series finale of Stranger Things will play in cinemas worldwide on New Year’s Eve. Co‑creator Ross Duffer posted an Instagram upd

"Stranger Things" ends its run later this year, but fans can still experience it in new formats and experiences.

Stranger Things's creators are not holding back from giving fans a new way to experience the end of the series.

The two-hour series finale "Stranger Things" drops on Netflix at 7 pm Central time. The show premiered back in 2016 and quickly took over pop culture. If you've never seen it, it follows a group of friends and their parents in the 1980s who have to deal with a series of supernatural and government forces.

Stranger Things marks its finale with the release of season 5, episode 8, titled The Rightside Up. The last chapter was simultaneously released on Netflix and select theatres in the US and Canada. As per reports and going by the RSVPs Ross Duffer confirmed,

Stranger Things reaches its final episode, and AL fans can choose to watch at home on Netflix or with a crowd at local theaters. Here's what to know

Shawshank Redempton' director Frank Darabont was happily retired—but then the Duffer brothers asked him to direct episodes in 'Stranger Things 5.'

The play reveals that the cave system was where Henry first ventured to Dimension X — now dubbed "The Abyss" in Stranger Things. That's the alternate dimension where the Mind Flayer and Demogorgons are from, as opposed to the Upside Down, which Volume 2 reveals is a bridge connecting the Abyss to our world.

The following contains major spoilers for Stranger Things season 5, episode 6.] Episode 5 ends on a cliffhanger, with Nancy impulsively shooting the “shield generator” Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo) said would break down the walls around the Upside Down,