Following the Stranger Things Season 5 finale, fans still have a lot of questions left about the show. One major question is why there wasn’t a scene with Hopper and Joyce realizing that Vecna/Henry Creel was someone they knew from high school.

Vecna needs 12 kids to pull dimensions together in 'Stranger Things,' but why does it have to be 12 kids exactly to get the job done?

After nearly a decade and five epic seasons, Netflix's juggernaut sci-fi TV series Stranger Things is finally coming to an end. It's been a hell of a ride, but

Stranger Things Season 5 has fans of the Netflix show wanting Jamie Campbell Bower to play an iconic villain in the DCU. Bower is known for playing Henry Creel, better known as Vecna, in Netflix’s Stranger Things.

Stranger Things fans believe Season 5 feels strange on purpose, with a viral theory claiming Vecna is manipulating the audience as part of a meta twist.

If the Demogorgons or even Vecna are absolutely terrified of something in Stranger Things Season 5, it isn't El, Will, or even Kali; it's the Wheeler women.

The Stranger Things series finale is dropping on New Year's Eve, and one burning question ahead of the popular show's ending is what exactly is going on with villain Vecna/Henry Creel. Now, Vecna actor Jamie Campbell Bower has hinted at something pivotal: Henry/Vecna may not really be in charge.

Why were the unassuming residents of fictional Hawkins, Indiana thrust into the center of this living nightmare? And who won't make it out of the finale alive? While this devoted fan has no inside information,