'Stranger Things' Season 2 Spoilers: More Eggos, Demogorgon, Will's Visions & A New Monster

Netflix's "Stranger Things" became a huge hit in 2016. It ranked in the top most-watched scripted shows of the year, which made "Stranger Things" Season 2 a given. After waiting for months and hanging on the slighting bit of news, fans can now feast their eyes on a video recently released.

Entertainment Weekly interviewed the "Stranger Things" Season 2 cast about the success of the show and what fans can expect when the supernatural series returns this year. The young heroes talked about the 10 rules that people should remember when going on a sleepover with them. There was a hint of more Eggo waffles, the Demogorgon, Barb's return, and flashbacks from another dimension.

The show has always paid homage to the 80s horror classics and the Super Bowl trailer for "Stranger Things" Season 2 pretty much promises more 80s references. According to i09, viewers might actually get to see or hear a Tron reference after the trailer showed a spinning arcade sign.

Millie Brown's Eleven will, of course, be making a comeback after her defeat of the Demogorgon and her upside down shot might actually mean that she's stuck in the Upside Down. Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), and Lucas (Caleb McLaughin) are in Ghostbusters uniform at school, but they're the only ones in costume. Are they a little too early for the Halloween party or are they expecting something in "Stranger Things" Season 2?

One of the most mysterious shots is the one with Will (Noah Schnapp) who has been rescued from the Upside Down. In the video, his mother takes him to a doctor for some tests. The recorded hospital video dates the scene as having taken place during the Halloween of 1984, a year after the events of Season 1. It seems that "Stranger Things" Season 2 will be a lot darker and creepier.

Two new cast members have already been confirmed to join the show. Sean Astin and Paul Reiser will appear in "Stranger Things" Season 2 as new townies, with Astin playing the role of Joyce's (Winona Ryder) boyfriends. Will's hallucinations - or visions - also show a spider-like creature, which he draws on paper. In the last scene of the trailer, though, the creature has found its way into town.