Stranger Things Season 5 Premiere First Five Minutes Revealed
At Netflix TUDUM on November 6, 2025, fans got an exclusive glimpse of Stranger Things Season 5's opening, with the livestream event held at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
The preview showcased a chilling sequence that hints the new season will exceed expectations in intensity and brutality.
Opening Scene Focuses on Will Byers in 1983
The premiere begins with a young Will Byers right after his 1983 kidnapping by the Demogorgon. He is shown lying in the Upside Down forest, quietly singing “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” in his sleep.
Suddenly waking up terrified from the sound of the approaching Demogorgon, Will grabs a gun and fires, but it proves ineffective. He quickly flees, climbing a tree to escape.
As the creature pursues him, Will attempts to jump to another tree but falls, losing consciousness on impact.
Encounter with Vecna
The Demogorgon drags Will to a dark place where the terrifying Vecna awaits. Tentacles seize Will, pushing him toward a wall while tightening their hold.
"The spine-chilling video made it clear that it will surpass everyone’s expectations in terms of brutality."
This intense opening sets the tone for what promises to be a harrowing final season.
Summary
Stranger Things Season 5 opens with a harrowing flashback revealing Will Byers' terrifying ordeal in the Upside Down, promising a final season filled with intense and brutal moments.
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