Violence warning: 'Stranger Things' receives 'graphic violence' warning ahead of Season 4 after Uvalde shootingĬopying allegations: Is ‘Stranger Things’ a rip-off? Aspiring screenwriter sues Netflix, Duffer brothers for script similarities Lucas brawls with Jason, fighting for his and everyone else’s life before managing to knock Jason unconscious. To make matters worse, Jason (Mason Dye) threatens to ruin the plan by holding Lucas at gunpoint and demanding he wake up Max, convinced that all the killings going on are related to Lucas and his friend's HellFire club. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine), who is shot repeatedly by military soldiers sent to kill Eleven, who eventually kills them by crashing their helicopter to the ground.
The end of Episode 8 includes the death of Eleven’s twisted “Papa” aka Dr. After Max’s heart stops beating for a minute, Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) uses her powers to bring Max back to life. Showrunners Matt and Ross Duffer, who wrote and directed both episodes, temporarily convince fans that Max is dead as Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) shrieks and holds her still twisted body. That song: Kate Bush reacts after 'Stranger Things' gives 'Running Up That Hill' a 'whole new lease of life' Review: 'Stranger Things 4' loses its magic, and the overlong finale doesn't help Max (Sadie Sink) came close to joining Eddie in the afterlife after being possessed and nearly killed by Vecna/Henry/001 without the power of Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill.” Dustin tells Eddie’s uncle that his son died a hero and stayed true to himself. Dustin screaming at the loss of his friend and idol - moments after Eddie told him to never change - made the scene all the more heartbreaking. In a heroic effort to distract the demogorgons so his friends could kill Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower), Eddie meets his demise after being brutally murdered in the Upside Down. The same unfortunately can’t be said for lovers of Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn), the free-spirited unapologetic leader of the HellFire club that fans impulsively cherished since the season premiere. Fans of Steve (Joe Keery), Robin (Maya Hawke) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) can now breathe a sigh of relief for the fifth and final season. The final two episodes of Season 4 of Netflix’s "Stranger Things" (streaming now) sent fans into a frenzy of uncertainty over whether their favorite character will live to see another season. You can stop holding your breath! Steve didn’t die! Spoiler alert! The following contains details from the "Stranger Things 4" finale, Episodes 8 and 9. Watch Video: 'It's cool to have each other': Growing up on 'Stranger Things'
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