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What is the status of filming for Stranger Things season 5?

Jennifer Renson
Jennifer Renson

Show Snob

STRANGER THINGS. (L to R) Cara Buono as Karen Wheeler, Rob Morgan as Officer Powell, John Paul Reynolds as Officer Callahan, and Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair in STRANGER THINGS. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022

Netflix’s hit sci-fi series Stranger Things is coming to an end next season. The show started as the story of a missing boy and how his friends try to find him in the 1980s.

What the boys find instead, is a girl their age who had escaped from a lab in their own quiet hometown of Hawkins, Indiana. Their friend is later found but so is the existence of the Upside Down and all the horrid creatures that live within it.

Since then, Hawkins hasn’t been the same, as these creatures have murdered classmates, loved ones, and townsfolk. Yet somehow the Upside Down remained a secret.

If that isn’t enough, even Russia gets involved. By the end of season 4, the girl, El, has learned how she was the one who accidentally opened the portal to the Upside Down.

What is the status of Stranger Things season 5?

Now she must defeat the evil being Vecna, who has already begun his invasion of Hawkins. Will El defeat Vecna and be able to save her friends?

Will Hawkins be forever changed? Unfortunately, we might not have the answer for some time as filming for season 5 has been delayed.

According to a tweet on the Stranger Writers Twitter account, filming will not be possible due to the ongoing writer’s strike. The strike, known as the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, begun on May 2 and hasn’t shown any signs of ending.

The good news is that many, like The Duffer Brothers, are willing to wait for a fair deal to occur. If you want to learn more about the strike, read Today’s article here.

In the meantime, you can watch and enjoy all four seasons of Stranger Things on Netflix.

What are your expectations for Stranger Things season 5? Share your answers in the comments below!

Jennifer Renson

Jennifer Renson

Jennifer's passion for writing began in childhood and has since flourished. Her writing experience ventured from Lost Treasure Magazine to Fansided's Undead Walking and Dork Side of the Force. Currently, she writes for Show Snob, previously the Site Expert, and Culturess where she covers a variety of topics from The Walking Dead, Star Wars, The Last of Us, Bridgerton, and Disney. She was interviewed by AMC in 2017 appearing in several TWD100 videos and has since attended several TWD premieres. When Jennifer is not writing for Fansided she is writing and self-publishing her own books including The Poet and The Magician (fantasy), Aoh (historical fiction), Carousel (fantasy), Uncharted (poetry), and Eo: Go, walk, ride, sail, pass, travel (poetry).