Stranger Things Season 4 finale will leave viewers feeling "hopeless"

The finale of Stranger Things Season 4 will be aired next week. Although it is only two episodes, it is movie-length, so the content will be very rich. The first part of Season 4 was well-prepared for the suspense and the horror effect was more direct. After such a wonderful turn of events, many viewers are more curious about the direction of the world in the last two episodes and what foreshadowing will be laid for Season 5.

In an interview, Matt Duffy of The Duffer Brothers revealed that this time the ending will feel very different, and for many reasons.

Matt Duffy said: "To be honest, I was prepared for everything, including the fact that the season was going to be less celebratory towards the end. This season felt more hopeless than previous season finales because our characters were in unusual disadvantages and were spread out. So the climax of this season felt very different."

However, at least when the second part comes, the protagonists have done what they can to prepare and are about to face the most vicious villain.

The Duffer brothers previously revealed that "everyone's life is in danger" at the end of Part Two, but judging by the power comparison between the enemy and us revealed in Part One, there seems to be little reason for optimism.

Since the fifth season will be the finale of the entire show, some things should be laid out at the end.

The second part of Stranger Things Season 4 will premiere on July 1.