Joseph Quinn

Will Eddie Munson be in Stranger Things 5? Fans are losing it over Joseph Quinn's storyline in Stranger Things 4, Volume 2.

st vol 2 spoilers (@niceffects) st vol 2 spoilers! st 4 vol 2 spoiler— zo ⋆｡*·° 𐐪𐑂 - - - - - Eddie then severs the bedsheet path leading to Hawkins so that Dustin can't return. We regret to inform you that our misunderstood king Eddie is no longer with us. With that in mind, here's everything you need to know about Eddie's Volume 2 storyline and if Joseph Quinn will be in season 5. Ever since Stranger Things 4 Volume 1 dropped on Netflix in May, fans have been terrified as to who might die in Volume 2.

Was that most metal concert put on by Eddie Munson guitar performance really played by actor Jospeh Quinn in Stranger Things season 4 volume 2?

The lyrics and the tone it set really worked for the scene. Those of us who have seen the episode know that it’s in an important scene, and part three of the four phases the friend group came up with in their attempt to take Vecna down. In movies and shows, it’s hard to tell when an actor is actually doing something, or whether the magic of television makes it look like they are.

Joseph Quinn was a major hit as Stranger Things season 4's Eddie Munson but could he be back in season 5 or is this the end for Eddie?

While no official announcement has been made as of yet, it does look like Joseph Quinn won’t be a regular in Stranger Things season 5. If you’d like to know more about his journey in season 4 part 2, read on. In a case of wrong place, wrong time, he is framed for her murder.

We caught up with the late Eddie Munson's actor to find out his take on his character's heroic last stand in the Stranger Things 4 finale.

"And also, I think the timing of it was brilliant. "Thank you for having him while he was here." "It was so thrilling to do on the day," he recalled. It's a very rare thing to be a part of it. "And as an actor you want characters with those kinds of arcs. "I think there's a great beginning, there's a great middle and a great end for the character," he told us.

It's the most metal ever. Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) had his own musical moment in Stranger Things Season 4. Netflix. By Alyssa ...

As if we needed a reason to love Eddie/Quinn even more, it turns out that Quinn was actually playing the song on the guitar in that scene. Stranger Things has been known to deliver viral moments musically and otherwise ( even Eggo waffles went viral after Season 1). In Volume 1, Kate Bush’s 1985 single “Running Up That Hill” —Max’s (Sadie Sink) literal lifeline from being killed by Vecna — was catapulted to the top of the UK charts after the episodes aired. When things start to go south, he decides to stay in the Upside Down and fight off the monsters alone to bide his friends more time. The creators of the hit show also teased the big moment in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. “I can't wait for people to see that ... I won't say what song it is, but I think people are gonna be excited when they hear it,” Ross Duffer said. On July 1, the final two episodes of Season 4 finally dropped and Eddie’s moment was every bit as epic as fans expected. Quinn even teased his musical moment to The Guardian. “I can say there’s a guitar scene and that the scale and ambition are astonishing,” he told the outlet.

The acclaimed actor's mum hails from Liverpool and he told the ECHO in an exclusive interview about his strong Merseyside roots.

The actor speaks in a southern accent, but moves between hilarious impersonations of his mum and auntie during the interview. Although the actor grew up in South London, his mum hails from Liverpool and he enjoys a close connection with his family in the city. The 29-year-old actor has skyrocketed to stardom with his portrayal of Eddie Munson in season four of the hit Netflix show.

After killing off one of our favorite characters in Stranger Things season four, volume two, we are not fans of the Demobats.

Click here to get all the TV scoop straight in your inbox. The massive, flying monsters attacked Eddie from all angles, leaving him a bloody mess by the end. Behind the scenes drama?