After a series of poor answers about the finale of Stranger Things, co-showrunner Matt Duffer says he probably shouldn't have talked about them at all.

Now that Volume 2 of 'Stranger Things 5' is out, and we know what the Upside Down is, we ask 13 questions going into the series finale on Dec. 31.

I'm, like, fried,' Matt Duffer explained in the wake of the Netflix hit's big finale, which we can certainly understand.

From plot holes to mysteries left unresolved, the Stranger Things finale didn't bring the story to a close the way everyone would have liked.

Creators Matt and Ross Duffer address fan theories, "Byler," deleted scenes, and answer our biggest questions after Season 5.

One of the lingering questions Stranger Things fans having coming out of the Season 5 finale relates to the series’ famous monsters, the demogorgons. Or, perhaps put more accurately, the lack of them.

After the series finale of the Netflix megahit, fans have been spiraling over a viral online theory that the flagship series may not be finished. But the Duffers have already confirmed: "This is finite.

This doesn’t mean Stranger Things Season 5 was a storytelling failure, of course. The reality is that a good story is far more than just a Wikipedia entry, a checklist of facts and questions answered.

Volume 2 of Stranger Things Season 5 answers many questions viewers have had about the Upside Down for ages, but we still need other answers.

Stranger Things actress Jennifer Marshall has questions surrounding her absence from the fifth and final season of the Netflix hit. Marshall, who played Max’s mom Susan, took to Instagram on Tuesday with a video touching on where her character was in Season 5 and explaining that if she had been included in the final season,

If you still haven't fully recovered from the emotional ending of Stranger Things, we have great news for you – Netflix has announced a behind-the-scenes documentary following the cast and crew during the making of season 5, and it will be available to stream next week. Ready to cry your eyes out all over again?

Stranger Things star Jamie Campbell Bower, who plays Vecna/Henry Creel, appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and revealed the character from the show that he fears—and it isn't who viewers might expect. SPOILER—This post includes spoilers from the Stranger Things series finale.