While fans all across America will be watching fireworks on the 4th of July, the residents of Hawkins, Indiana will be under siege in Netflix’s Stranger Things.
The streaming service released the final trailer for Season 3 of Stranger Things, which debuts its eight-episode season on July 4.
The new season comes nearly two years after Season 2, showing the town of Hawkins, Indiana is still in grave danger.
New trailer: Netflix released the final trailer for Season 3 of Stranger Things, which debuts its eight-episode season on July 4
The trailer opens at a Fun Fair carnival, presented by Mayor Kline (Cary Elwes), which is packed with residents of Hawkins.
We then hear a voice saying ‘You let us in and now you are going to have to let us stay,’ over a number shots of the younger characters like Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard), Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), Max Mayfield (Sadie Sink) and Lucas Sinclair (Caleb McLaughlin).
Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is also seen blindfolded with blood dripping from her nose, and she is also seen outside as a massive portal is opened above Hawkins.
Kids: We then hear a voice saying ‘You let us in and now you are going to have to let us stay,’ over a number shots of the younger characters like Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard), Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), Max Mayfield (Sadie Sink) and Lucas Sinclair (Caleb McLaughlin)
Eleven: Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is also seen blindfolded with blood dripping from her nose, and she is also seen outside as a massive portal is opened above Hawkins
A scene from Season 2 is shown, where Eleven uses her powers to close the portal, and she’s heard saying that these new arrivals don’t ‘make sense’ because she ‘closed the gate.’
Will Byers suggests that it’s possible the demonic figure heard in the opening ‘never left’ and now that the portal is closed, it’s ‘trapped’ here on Earth.
Will suggests that this demonic figure might want to attach himself to someone again, and just as he says that, there is a shot of Billy Hargrove (Dacre Montgomery).
While not confirmed, it’s possible that Billy could be the new villain for Season 3, who becomes the Demogorgon’s host.
Portal: A scene from Season 2 is shown, where Eleven uses her powers to close the portal, and she’s heard saying that these new arrivals don’t ‘make sense’ because she ‘closed the gate’
Will: Will Byers suggests that it’s possible the demonic figure heard in the opening ‘never left’ and now that the portal is closed, it’s ‘trapped’ here on Earth
New villain: Will suggests that this demonic figure might want to attach himself to someone again, and just as he says that, there is a shot of Billy Hargrove (Dacre Montgomery)
Eleven is also shown on a beach, hinting that this season could go beyond the confines of the land-locked Hawkins, Indiana, stating, ‘It’s building something.’
A number of the Hawkins kids are also seen arming themselves with a number of weapons like axes, shotguns and even a slingshot.
The ominous voice returns, stating, ‘We’re going to end you, we’re going to end your friends, then we’re going to end everyone.’
Eleven on the beach: Eleven is also shown on a beach, hinting that this season could go beyond the confines of the land-locked Hawkins, Indiana, stating, ‘It’s building something’
Weapons: A number of the Hawkins kids are also seen arming themselves with a number of weapons like axes, shotguns and even a slingshot
Hiding: The ominous voice returns, stating, ‘We’re going to end you, we’re going to end your friends, then we’re going to end everyone’
Eleven is seen telling Sheriff Hopper (David Harbour) that she can fight, which he agrees that she can, and do so ‘better than any of us,’ but he says she needs to be safe.
The trailer ends with a number of ominous shots teasing the town of Hawkins in mortal danger, including Steve (Joe Keery) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) finding a container filled with a mysterious green substance.
The trailer’s final shots teases that something massive has arrived in Hawkins, as the kids and adults alike are hiding.
Stranger Things Season 3 debuts on Netflix July 4.
Eleven and Hopper: Eleven is seen telling Sheriff Hopper (David Harbour) that she can fight, which he agrees that she can, and do so ‘better than any of us,’ but he says she needs to be safe
Green: The trailer ends with a number of ominous shots teasing the town of Hawkins in mortal danger, including Steve (Joe Keery) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) finding a container filled with a mysterious green substance
Hiding: The trailer’s final shots teases that something massive has arrived in Hawkins, as the kids and adults alike are hiding