Watch the First Five Minutes of 'Stranger Things' Season 5
Netflix has released the first five minutes of the final season of Stranger Things, available now ahead of the full season launch this November. The preview brings viewers back to November 1983, the setting of the original season.
A Nostalgic Opening Scene
The clip features a de-aged Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) running from a tree-climbing Demogorgon. This CGI-enhanced younger Will faces terror as the Demogorgon chases him through the woods.
Key Moments in the Clip
- The Demogorgon interrupts Will’s escape by singing The Clash’s “Should I Stay or Should I Go.”
- Despite being shot in the face, the Demogorgon is unfazed.
- Unexpectedly, the creature climbs trees with ease.
- After leaping between trees, Will falls and loses consciousness.
- While Will is unconscious, the Demogorgon drags him to Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower), who has been a looming presence all along.
"The Demogorgon, news to everyone, including the abject horror of Will, can also climb trees."
"Looming in the shadows, moving chess pieces and whatnot."
This teaser sets a dark, suspenseful tone, tying together familiar characters and elements while priming fans for the season ahead.
Author's summary: The first five minutes of Stranger Things season 5 revisit 1983 with a de-aged Will hunted by a tree-climbing Demogorgon, setting a suspenseful and nostalgic tone for the final chapter.
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