Watch The Cryptic Trailer For Season 2 Of Stranger Things

The Netflix hit series is back Halloween 2017.

By Michelle Kim

February 05, 2017

During Super Bowl 2017, Stranger Things aired a 30-second ad for the highly-anticipated second season. The cryptic clip shows flashes of dark images, including Eleven in distress and the Stranger Things boys wearing Ghostbusters costumes. The trailer reveals that the hit series will be available on Netflix on Halloween (October 31) of 2017. Watch above.

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Posted: February 05, 2017

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