One part that broke fans' hearts, though, is a shot of Dustin visiting the grave of his old Hellfire Club pal Eddie Munson, who chose to stay behind in the Upside Down and distract a swarm of demobats so that his friends could escape last season – and subsequently succumbed to the creatures' fatal bites.

After the episode running times for Stranger Things Season 5 were supposedly leaked on social media, co-creator Ross Duffer refuted the claims on his Instagram account by saying it wasn't even close.

While 'Stranger Things' brought a new life to Metallica's 'Master of Puppets,' the show's final season may do the same for another metal classic.

The teaser for Season 5 of Stranger Things has sparked our curiosity and heightened our expectations. As fan theories continue to circulate, here are five key plot points that have captured attention in anticipation of the Netflix series finale.

From Metallica’s ‘Master of Puppets’ to Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill’, the Netflix show has given a new lease of life to several retro hits

Stranger Things kept its tradition and used another iconic music in its season 5 teaser trailer which Netflix released on July 16. The music reminded fans of Eddie Munson's Metallica performance in previous season.

The final season will be released in three parts: Volume 1 with four episodes launches in Germany on November 27 at 2:00 AM on Netflix. Volume 2 with three more episodes follows on December 26, also in the middle of the night. The big series finale will be available from New Year's Eve.

With such a jam-packed story ahead, it makes sense that it’s difficult to truly follow what’s going on in this short clip, but there are some interesting images: Steve in a radio station controlling a radio tower, Lucas at Max’s bedside where she lies still comatose, Dustin visiting Eddie’s defaced grave with “BURN IN HELL” written on it.