The episode is structured by cutting between four main storylines: California, Hawkins, Russia, and Alaska.

In Hawkins, the tone is set by a tragic flashback to six months prior, showing the devastation of the Starcourt Mall and the death of Jim Hopper.

The episode jumps back into the world of Hawkins and beyond, one year after the Battle of Starcourt Mall. The party is split up across different locations, each dealing with the aftermath of the Battle of Starcourt and the loss of Eleven’s powers. A new supernatural threat emerges in Hawkins, more brutal and intelligent than the Demogorgon or Mind Flayer.

Stranger Things Stranger Things 4 - Episode 1 is not a gradual reintroduction; it is a violent reawakening. By the time the credits roll on "The Hellfire Club," the beloved town of Hawkins is under a fresh curse. Eddie Munson is a fugitive. Eleven is a prisoner (of the government and her own mind). And Vecna is coming.

For fans searching for that keyword, this episode delivers everything: nostalgia, teenage angst, Dungeons & Dragons, and a villain whose four-note chime will haunt your dreams. It sets a new standard for Netflix premieres, proving that even in 2022, 1986 was the most dangerous year to be a kid in Indiana.

Rating: 5/5 Best Moment: Chrissy’s death sequence (beautifully scored by "Dream a Little Dream of Me") Worst Moment: The CGI on the California skate park looks a bit flat.

Stream "The Hellfire Club" now on Netflix.

Upon release, this episode earned a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics praised Sadie Sink’s performance (which would peak later in "Dear Billy") and the introduction of Vecna as a worthy successor to the Mind Flayer.

Easter eggs to watch for:

Mike Wheeler arrives in Lenora Hills, California, to visit Eleven and Will Byers during spring break. The audience quickly realizes that life in California is not the paradise Eleven described in her letters.

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Stranger Things Stranger Things 4 - - Episode 1

The episode is structured by cutting between four main storylines: California, Hawkins, Russia, and Alaska.

In Hawkins, the tone is set by a tragic flashback to six months prior, showing the devastation of the Starcourt Mall and the death of Jim Hopper.

The episode jumps back into the world of Hawkins and beyond, one year after the Battle of Starcourt Mall. The party is split up across different locations, each dealing with the aftermath of the Battle of Starcourt and the loss of Eleven’s powers. A new supernatural threat emerges in Hawkins, more brutal and intelligent than the Demogorgon or Mind Flayer. Stranger Things Stranger Things 4 - Episode 1

Stranger Things Stranger Things 4 - Episode 1 is not a gradual reintroduction; it is a violent reawakening. By the time the credits roll on "The Hellfire Club," the beloved town of Hawkins is under a fresh curse. Eddie Munson is a fugitive. Eleven is a prisoner (of the government and her own mind). And Vecna is coming.

For fans searching for that keyword, this episode delivers everything: nostalgia, teenage angst, Dungeons & Dragons, and a villain whose four-note chime will haunt your dreams. It sets a new standard for Netflix premieres, proving that even in 2022, 1986 was the most dangerous year to be a kid in Indiana. The episode is structured by cutting between four

Rating: 5/5 Best Moment: Chrissy’s death sequence (beautifully scored by "Dream a Little Dream of Me") Worst Moment: The CGI on the California skate park looks a bit flat.

Stream "The Hellfire Club" now on Netflix. this episode delivers everything: nostalgia

Upon release, this episode earned a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics praised Sadie Sink’s performance (which would peak later in "Dear Billy") and the introduction of Vecna as a worthy successor to the Mind Flayer.

Easter eggs to watch for:

Mike Wheeler arrives in Lenora Hills, California, to visit Eleven and Will Byers during spring break. The audience quickly realizes that life in California is not the paradise Eleven described in her letters.