Netflix confirmed that the fifth and last season of Stranger Things should be released on streaming this year, but did not give a precise date. Waiting for fans can be difficult and takes time.
While the new season with Eleven’s Adventure, Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will do not reach the platform, check five series on Netflix to distract.
What to look at the New Stranger Things season?
1. The Umbrella Academy
In Umbrella Academy, a dysfunctional family tries to put aside the differences to get around a common goal. As with Stranger Things, “The Umbrella Academy” brings sarcastic dialogues, special effects and surprising soundtrack.
2.
Based on the books of Neil Gaiman, the series tells the story of two ghost teenagers who solve the mysteries for their customers. Just like in Stranger Things, friendship is an important element, Edwin Payne and Charles Rowland met after death and are the best friends and together they help restless spirits.
3. File 81
The horror and suspense series follows the story of a young archivist who accepts the work to restore the video recordings of an old building. He has to do the work in an isolated and alone research center and finds himself at the center of a mystery that involves disappearance and a demonic cult.
4. Dark
In the German series, a disappeared child makes families begin a frenetic search for answers. As Stranger Things, the show has a journey, a mysterious conspiracy and a group group that discovers a supernatural phenomenon that threatens the city.
5. Mortel
The show also tells the story of Super -Power A teenagers who fight paranormal forces. In this case, young people make an agreement with a supernatural entity and join the strength to resolve a murder. But this agreement could end up turning against them.
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