'Stranger Things' Season 4 Vol. 2 Spoilers: Which Fan-Favorite Character Died in the Season Finale?

Zack Sharf “Stranger Things 4” has been a pop culture phenomenon for Netflix and ranks as the streamer’s most-watched English-language TV season. The show is easily the streaming giant’s most blockbuster franchise, so it’s hardly shocking to hear it will continue even after the fifth and final season.

Earlier this year, Millie Bobby Brown spoke out character deaths in Stranger Things.

Stranger Things star Sadie Sink has opened up about the “heartbreaking” ending to season four.In the two-and-a-half-hour-long finale, Sink’s character Max Mayfield was gruesomely mangled by the mind-stalking Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower), leaving her broken body in the hands of long-time love interest Lucas Sinclair (Caleb McLaughlin).“It really is just so sad,” Sink told Entertainment Weekly. “When you’re putting yourself in that moment and then you’re with someone like Caleb, who I’ve known since I was very little, sometimes things can feel very real on that set.

It has been a few days Stranger Things season four (part 2) was released on Netflix, and fans are still reeling over that massive last episode.

Stranger Things has wrapped up its fourth season following the release of the final two episodes over the weekend.The anticipated finale saw the main characters attempt to take down Vecna from various locations, though many fans feared for their favourite characters beforehand given creators the Duffer Brothers had teased a “body count” (via Variety).In the end, alongside various background characters, there were only three major character deaths across the two episodes – Dr Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine), Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) and Jason Carver (Mason Dye).Brenner meets his demise in the penultimate episode after trapping Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) in the lab after she tries to leave to save her friends in Hawkins. He believes that she needs to regain her strength to face Vecna.However, the desert lab is ambushed by Lt.

One of Millie Bobby Brown‘s co-stars is sharing how she reacted to seeing Jamie Campbell Bower as Vecna for the very first time on the set of Stranger Things.

Note: Spoilers ahead. The two supersized episodes that capped off Season 4 (now streaming on Netflix) should have been divided into shorter segments.

Leading up to the anticipated premiere of “Stranger Things” season 4, the cast of the Netflix series teased to ET that all of the characters were in serious “danger” — and by the end of volume 1 it became increasingly clear that someone may not survive remaining the massive, action-packed chapters of volume 2.

The part two premiere of "Stranger Things" Season four reportedly caused Netflix to crash, subscribers reported. Netflix dropped part two of the latest season Friday, weeks after dropping the first part of the season on May 27. The first part included seven episodes, while part two includes the final two episodes of Season four.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers through the end of Season 4, Volume 2 of “Stranger Things,” currently streaming on Netflix.The fourth and penultimate season of “Stranger Things” is filled with multiple worlds, numerous deaths and a pineapple pizza. Picking up directly after the events of Episode 7, the final two episodes — four hours in total — that make up “Stranger Things” Season 4, Vol.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from season 4 of Stranger Things.

season 4, the cast of the Netflix series teased to ET that all of the characters were in serious “danger” — and by the end of volume 1 it became increasingly clear that someone may not survive remaining the massive, action-packed chapters of volume 2. “There are characters who are in real, real danger,” said Natalia Dyer (Nancy). “Like, we haven’t been in as high stakes or potential danger before.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of Season 4, Volume 2 of Netflix’s Stranger Things.

Even knowing that the final two episodes of “Stranger Things 4” would be downright epic in length, there was a sense that the Duffer Brothers had bitten off a bit more than they could chew this year, sending their characters on separate arcs that made this chapter feel more bloated than the previous three.

Stranger Things is back on Netflix to complete season four with two feature length episodes.

READ NEXT: Millie Bobby Brown begged Netflix bosses for her Stranger Things character to be killedWith Eddie and his new friends on the trail of Vecna, fans are eagerly awaiting to see what will happen to them - with many hoping that Eddie survives the upside down.As Part Two drops on Netflix, Daily Star has taken a closer look at the life of Eddie star Joseph Quinn.Joseph Quinn has nailed his performance as Eddie, the boss of Hawkins High School Dungeons and Dragons Hellfire Club, since joining the cast of the popular Netflix series for its fourth season.However, while his performance as senior high school student Eddie might have led viewers to think he is American, Joseph Quinn is actually British.Like cast members including Jamie Campbell Bower and Millie Bobbie Brown, Joseph is another actor to call the UK home, and attended the prestigious London Academy of Music And Dramatic Art (LAMDA), before graduating in 2015.Although Joseph was born in London, his mum hails from Liverpool, and the actor nailed the scouse accent when he told the story of the moment he got the part - paying a sweet tribute to his mum in the process.Speaking at the New York premiere of Stranger Things 4, he said his Liverpudlian mum didn't know what Stranger Things was, before impersonating her to a tee, in a clip that delighted fans.One viewer said: ""Absolutely loving seeing Joseph Quinn going global, extraordinary actor and lovely with it (and part Scouse!)"A second added: "Joseph Quinn have Scouse roots, we love to see it," while a third said: "EDDIE MUNSON IS SCOUSE".Although Joseph has risen to global fame as Eddie Munson in Stranger Things, the actor has also appeared in other hit fantasy series including Game Of Thrones.In series seven

Stranger Things fans are awaiting an epic showdown between their Hawkins heroes and villain Vecna, as part two of series four drops on Netflix.Viewers were left in shock as Henry Creel was exposed as Vecna in the final episode of part one - with actor Jamie Campbell Bower impressing audiences with his surprise transformation.Since bursting onto our cinema screens in Hollywood blockbusters including The Twilight Saga and Harry Potter, Jamie Campbell Bower has risen to global fame - with the actor gaining further global attention in Stranger Things.READ NEXT: Millie Bobby Brown begged Netflix bosses for her Stranger Things character to be killedAs Stranger Things 4: Part Two drops on Netflix, here's what we know about Vecna star Jamie Campbell Bower.Although Jamie Campbell Bower's fame has risen even higher since appearing as Henry Creel/Vecna in Stranger Things 4, the star has been a familiar face on the silver screen for quite some time.In 2007, a 19 year old Jamie landed his debut film role in Tim Burton's adaptation of Sweeney Todd as Anthony - showcasing his fabulous musical theatre skills in the process.From there it was onwards and upwards for the star, appearing in Guy Ritchie's Rock 'n' Rolla, The Twilight Saga as Caius Volturi and Jace Wayland in The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones.That's not all, as he has also played a younger Gellert Grindelwald in both the Harry Potter film series and its prequels, including Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald.Along with landing theatre roles in productions such as Bend It Like Beckham: The Musical, it is no surprise that the star has an estimated net worth of £3m.It's not only fame he found on the set of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows: Part One, but also

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorBlame it on Vecna.Netflix’s streaming service was unavailable for a brief period early Friday after the highly anticipated release of the final two episodes of “Stranger Things 4.”According to global uptime-monitoring site Downdetector.com, user reports of problems with Netflix spiked right around 3:01 a.m. ET — when “Stranger Things 4” Volume 2 went live.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe Duffer Brothers are going to take aspiring TV creators behind the scenes in the Upside Down.Matt and Ross Duffer, who are the creators, writers and executive producers of Netflix smash hit “Stranger Things,” launched a class on celeb-focused online learning platform MasterClass about how to develop an original TV series. The debut of their class comes on the eve of the July 1 premiere of “Stranger Things 4” Volume 2 — the final two episodes of the season.The Duffer Brothers’ class comprises 18 video lessons, totaling 5 hours and 18 minutes of instruction.

Stranger Things star Winona Ryder has been keeping an eye on the Netflix show’s historical accuracy.According to her co-star David Harbour, the actress has had a direct impact on the show’s script, alerting showrunners Matt and Ross Duffer about any ’80s-related inconsistencies she finds.“She’d tell them, ‘This song actually came out in ’85, and you have it in ’83,’” Harbour told Harper’s Bazaar.“She knew all of these minute, tiny details they didn’t even know, and they had to change things in the script based on that… It’s just kind of epic how wild her mind is and how it goes to all these different corners.”In the same interview, Ryder revealed some of the guidance she shared with the young cast members of Stranger Things, having been a child star herself in the ’80s.“I want the kids to understand, this does not happen,” she said. “This is really unusual.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNetflix is celebrating the last two episodes of “Stranger Things 4” with a live, virtual watch party late Thursday night — letting fans tune in for a cast Q&A before the Volume 2 eps go live July 1.For the virtual watch party, Netflix has tapped Scener, a co-viewing platform that lets people watch titles on different streaming services together online. The event is free to access, but you must be a current Netflix subscriber to watch the premiere.Ahead of the two “Stranger Things 4” Volume 2 epsiodes’ premiere at 3 a.m. ET Friday on Netflix, the Scener watch party will host a Q&A starting at 2:15 a.m.