Will Quinn and his big wig make it out of season 4 alive?
Each new season of Stranger Things introduces a host of new faces as the series adds cast members to replace those who’ve met their end in previous instalments.
In season 4, one of the biggest new arrivals is Eddie Munson, a metalhead who runs the Hellfire Club, Hawkins High’s Dungeons & Dragons society, as well as dabbling in drug-dealing.
Witness to Chrissy Cunningham’s gruesome death at the beginning of the season, Munson soon finds himself on the run for her murder.
By the end of Stranger Things season 4 volume 1, Munson is still alive – though he does have some close calls throughout the season.
And it looks like there’s hope for him in volume 2 as well, which is set to land on Netflix in July, if Quinn’s recent comments are anything to go by.
Asked whether he’ll be back for season 5, Quinn told The Guardian: “I’ll be furious if they don’t bring me back [laughs]. I’d love to, if they’ll have me.”
Plot details for season 4 volume 2, which boasts some pretty epic episode runtimes, may be pretty thin on the ground, but Quinn has promised “carnage”.
Asked about the finale, he joked: “The thing is, they’ve got my family tied up somewhere and if I spoil anything, I’ll never see them again.”
He continued: “No, I can say there’s a guitar scene and that the scale and ambition are astonishing. All the seeds that have been planted bear fruit and it’s just carnage.
“You know the finale is two-and-a-half hours, right? Ending with this monster, feature-length episode is so bold.”
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Stranger Things 4 part 1 is available on Netflix now and part 2 releases on 1st July 2022.
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