Stranger Things is ending with season 5, but what about an eventual movie? Here's what creators Matt and Ross Duffer had to say about the franchise's future.

The creators of the Netflix hit “Stranger Things” have been making movies nearly all their lives. Brothers Matt and Ross Duffer grew up near a tobacco farm in Durham, a few miles from Duke Forest, and started making short films in third grade.

A phenomenal success, a sci-fi horror series that’s captivated viewers around the world, Netflix’s “Stranger Things” now ends with several big bangs in this its fifth season.

"Stranger Things" creators Matt and Ross Duffer discuss how "Game of Thrones" helped them to get bigger budgets and why they aren't sweating how their cast has aged.

Its creators were first-time show runners, unknown young actors were cast in lead roles, and even though the show starred kids, it was not for children.That was nine years ago.The 1980s-set show about a monster that wreaks havoc on fictional Hawkins,

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