Stranger Things 4: Final Episode has more FX than Season 3

StrangerThings-Fans are eagerly awaiting the second part of season 4. It is so extensive that the first seven episodes were released a few weeks ago, but Stranger things 4 volume 2 is still a long time coming. The last two episodes should contain a lot of special effects.

Stranger Things: Season 4 Part 2 is supposed to put everything in the shade

That’s what it’s about: “Stranger Things” touches down supernatural events, monsters and some kind of alternative dimension in the form of the so-called Upside Down. Accordingly, the showrunners handle a lot special effectsin order to stage the spectacle. The Netflix series is increasing apparently again clearly towards the end of the fourth season.

Stranger Things Season 4 Part 2: When is the grand finale coming

More than Season 3: It will be a while before the last two episodes of the fourth season appear in feature film length. But when the time comes, we can apparently set to a real effect thunderstorm. At least that’s what co-creator Matt Duffer tells Empire magazine the last episode of season 4 alone more scenes with special effects contained than it was in the entire third season was the case.

And that means something: at least it was in season 3 from “Stranger Things” at the very end a complete one Shopping center in ruins placed. The fight against Mind Flayer was full of effects, but that was probably nothing in comparison to what awaits us. Among other things, it should be a particularly complicated give a sequence that lasts a whole hour. It’s full of suspense and horror and just won’t stop. Even for a movie, the spectacle would be very long.

Stranger Things: After season 5 there might be another spin-off

What awaits us? Apparently the main characters of “Stranger Things” forge one Plan to join forces against Vecna. At least that’s what the statements from the Empire interview sound like. Because the Duffer brothers would particularly love it when protagonists* take proactive action against bullies, such as in the vampire classic “The Lost Boys”. Something similar seems to happen in the finale of Stranger Things season 4, but of course things don’t go according to plan.