The highly anticipated “Stranger Things” conclusion is worthy of the big screen. Screenings of the upcoming series finale will be held in over 350 movie theaters in the U.S. and Canada on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. The two-hour episode will also premiere on Netflix on Dec. 31.

Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard has recently talked about feeling the pressure of wrapping up one of the most popular shows of the last decade. Ahead of the release of its fifth and final season next month, the Netflix show is hoping to avoid the fan backlash that iconic shows like Game of Thrones and Lost received for their final episodes.

There are a handful of series finales that were not up to par with the rest of the show. With how long it’s taken for the final season of Stranger Things to release, there is a lot of pressure on it, and the last thing anyone wants is for it not to land the plane well.

Here's what to know about how the 'Stranger Things' finale will hit theaters and how that differs from the streaming dates.

Finn Wolfhard is admitting that he was initially worried about Stranger Things going the way of Game of Thrones in its final season.

Finn Wolfhard has recently expressed his concerns about Stranger Things final season.Before the release of fifth and final season in November, the cast hope that the Netflix show

One theory I have is based on Ross Duffer’s photo of the picture Max drew for Lucas of the two going on a date. Sadly, her brave sacrifice into the Upside Down to take down Vecna led to her bones breaking, her eyes being gouged, and now she's in a coma. Now, I'm wondering if her story could somehow get even more tragic.

Finn Wolfhard revealed in a new interview with Time magazine that he suffered a panic attack during the production of “Stranger Things 4” given the show’s intense fandom, which at times has been “subconsciously terrifying” to handle.

As the end approaches for the gang in Hawkins, Indiana, Finn Wolfhard hopes to give 'Stranger Things' a worthy send-off.