Just in time for Halloween, the second season of spooky, Spielberg-esque “Stranger Things” is on the way. The Netflix Original series was a surprise hit when it came out in July 2016, telling the story of a group of Dungeons & Dragons-loving preteen friends in 1980s Hawkins, Indiana, who stumble upon a disturbing government conspiracy in their own town.
Twelve-year-old Will Byers, who vanished into the creepy Upside Down in season 1, is back now — but does the slug he spat up in the finale mean he never really left? And what of Eleven, the young girl with psychokinetic powers, who escaped from human experiments at nearby Hawkins National Laboratory? Will presumably deceased Barb ever get the justice many fans will she deserves? Better stock up on Eggos and get ready to binge.
How to stream ‘Stranger Things’ in the US, UK or Australia
Get yourself a Netflix subscription. All nine new episodes will arrive on the streaming service on Oct. 27, the Friday before the week of Halloween.
Not sure Netflix is worth it to you? The service offers a free month trial, so if you sign up on Oct. 27 or after, you can soak up both seasons and cancel your membership without penalty. But the show has already been renewed for a third season, so if you get hooked, you’re going to have to befriend someone with Netflix so you can (eventually) watch season 3.
In the UK or Australia? Netflix in those countries is dropping “Stranger Things” on the same date.
Episode titles
Netflix announced all nine episode titles back in 2016,…
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