Stranger Things is ending with season 5, but what about an eventual movie? Here's what creators Matt and Ross Duffer had to say about the franchise's future.

Netflix's hit sci-fi series "Stranger Things" is about to ride to its conclusion with a marketing and merchandising blitz befitting a blockbuster movie.

In November, Netflix announced the season five episode titles to tease the story arc of the season: “The Crawl,” “The Vanishing of [ censored for now ],” “The Turnbow Trap,” “Sorcerer,” “Shock Jock,” “Escape From Camazotz,” “The Bridge” and “The Rightside Up.”

Stranger Things has always paid homage to more than just classic sci-fi and horror films, with season 5 even referencing an excellent '80s war dramedy.

Bruce A. Evans, screenwriter for “Stand by Me,” said, “It’s a great honor to any creator when someone references your work as an inspiration for theirs.”

When Netflix was trying to establish itself as a place for original TV shows, "Stranger Things" was a key program that pierced the cultural zeitgeist.

Holiday season is in full swing when it comes to Netflix movies, with "Champagne Problems" kicking off the trend as it debuted as the most-watched movie on Netflix last week.

Despite only recently making its way to Netflix, a new true crime movie is knocking out heavyweights to solidify its place in the rankings.

Tens of thousands of users reported that they couldn't access the streaming service as the sci-fi series made its highly anticipated return.