An untitled movie from the creators of Stranger Things has locked its release date. Paramount has confirmed the update for Matt and Ross Duffer’s mysterious new project following the culmination of their hit Netflix show.
When is the release date for the Stranger Things creators’ new movie?
The Duffer Brothers’ upcoming Paramount movie will be released in theaters on November 3, 2028, reports Variety. So far, no further details have been shared on this film, including the plot, cast, and even its title. Interestingly, this movie is the first of the Duffer Brothers’ four-year exclusive deal with Paramount.
Ross and Matt will write and direct the untitled film, which is being made under their production company, Upside Down Pictures.
After concluding Stranger Things last year, the Duffer Brothers have been busy with various new projects. They worked on Netflix’s new TV series The Boroughs, as executive producers alongside showrunners Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews.
Positioned as Netflix’s next major sci-fi series following Stranger Things, the show premiered last month. It’s already been renewed for three seasons. The cast features Alfred Molina as Sam, Geena Davis as Renee, Alfre Woodard as Judy, Denis O’Hare as Wally, and Clarke Peters as Art. Additional members include Bill Pullman as Jack, Carlos Miranda as Paz, Jena Malone as Claire, Seth Numrich as Blaine, and Alice Kremelberg as Anneliese.
The Boroughs has received mostly positive responses from critics and fans so far for its first season. Currently, it holds a stellar 97% Tomatometer score and a 79% Popcornmeter score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Interestingly, the Duffer Brothers are also thinking of making a Stranger Things spin-off. But they want to take their time to develop it properly. “We’re being very careful. We don’t want to rush it. We don’t want it to be anything but excellent. No one wants to make it just to make it,” said the duo on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. “No one wants to just do it to continue Stranger Things. Like, it has to be awesome or forget it. That’s sort of everybody’s mentality about it.”
