After a five-year wait, divided into three parts with increased running times, "Stranger Things" finally came to an end. The Duffer brothers' love letter to '80s sci-fi was given a grand sendoff with a 125-minute long final episode that brought an end to the tyrannical reign of Vecna and the prison of the Upside Down.

Stranger Things season 5 episode 8 IMDb rating stands at 8.0 based on early votes. The series finale titled ’Chapter Eight: The Rightside Up’ delivers an epic conclusion to the Netflix hit.

Following the conclusion of Stranger Things, show creators Matt and Ross Duffer share their perspectives on the backlash to Season 5, particularly the fan response to Will's coming out scene and the review bombing of Season 5 Episode 7. SPOILER—This post includes spoilers from Stranger Things Season 5Episode 7.

Stranger Things” is closing out its five-season run with one ratings bang after another, as Volume 2 adds another wave of strong viewership

Stranger Things' creators Matt and Ross Duffer respond to the review bombing of Will's coming out episode in Season 5.

In the latest eyebrow-raising decline for the Netflix drama, Stranger Things season 5 results in the show's second-lowest episode rating on IMDb.

Stranger Things Season 5 streaming ratings reveal just how huge the Netflix show really is despite fan outcry and controversy.

Netflix’s Stranger Things has been hit by a wave of review bombing following the release of Season 5 Volume 2. The backlash has made the penultimate episode the lowest-rated installment in the series’ history.

Season 5 of Stranger Things is its final one, and was made up of eight sometimes divisive episodes... but which of them stands as the best overall?

Stranger Things 5 boasts an 85 percent Rotten Tomatoes score, which is the lowest of the series. Meanwhile, IT: Welcome to Derry, currently streaming on Max, on the other hand, debuted with a 77 to 82 percent rating, with viewers criticizing its overuse of CGI.