Netflix is sending us "From Russia with Love", but it's not about a new edition of the Bond classic of the same name, but a first taste of the upcoming fourth season of "Stranger Things". In the following 50-second teaser, Russia shows its frosty side. Forced laborers digging a railway line in front of a snowy backdrop and are guarded by heavily armed soldiers. In the middle we see an old acquaintance, because Hawkins policeman Jim Hopper (David Harbour) apparently actually survived the explosion at the end of the last season, but must have been captured by the Russian guests as a result. With his hair cropped short and in a damn bad mood, he does his duty among other prisoners who have had to get used to the freezing cold and the conditions in the Russian wasteland.
However, his look suggests that he intends to change this situation shortly, perhaps already working on an outbreak. But we shouldn't see this until the start of the new episodes later this year. There is no mention of a date in the trailer, but the release of the current preview indicates a fairly advanced status and possibly even a release this spring or summer. Seasons 1 and 3 each went on the air in July. It would therefore not be improbable that exactly one year after the last season, Netflix would replenish "Stranger Things".
At the start of the new episodes, it goes back to Hawkins, where "more stories are waiting to be told." However, the problem of growing implausibility that the confinement to sleepy Hawkins brought with it finally seems to be addressed in season 4. "We will have to open up - not in terms of scale or special effects, but in terms of possible portals to other regions outside of Hawkins," says author Ross Duffer. And one of these portals apparently leads us to the same area in Lithuania that was recently used in the acclaimed HBO production "Chernobyl". Rumor has it that we're going to meet more kids like Elf here. Apparently Russia has also been experimenting with supernaturally gifted children. In «Stranger Things 3», the well-known clique around Eleven came into contact with the Cold War and its aftermath in a rough way. In this respect, the detour to Russia is now the next logical step...
Stranger Things 4 | Greetings from Moscow… | Netflix
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