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Netflix's original science-fiction web series is a big success, thus everyone is now waiting for the coming of "Stranger Things" Season 2. So, at the recently annual BAFTA Awards Season Tea Party, the show's stars teased what in store in the much-awaited Millie Bobby Brown-lead show.

The television series' director and executive Shawn Levy revealed that "Stranger Things" Season 2 is going to be bigger and darker. The only thing he teased about the upcoming show is that the threat to Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) has grown bigger and would have a bigger cast. He also added that they will stick to its magical storytelling that was first loved on the show's first installment that is composed of their main group of characters.

Schnapp, on the other hand, teased that they fans will see more of him in the coming "Stranger Things" Season 2, according to Vanity Fair. The new series regular hinted that the show's previous finale ended up featuring him throwing a slug, thus the new chapter will exactly start from here. He also told their fans to see how this would affect him if he will be turning as a monster or not.

Meanwhile, David Harbour, who plays the role of Chief Hopper, talked about what in store in "Stranger Things" Season 2 while gracing the Golden Globes red carpet on Sunday. "I love it, it's very strange," he told People. The 41-year-old star admitted that he was afraid doing his role as it was something new to him and a kind of heroic character that he has never had the chance to play.

With that, Harbour even confessed that he is now more afraid to star "Stranger Things" Season 2 because of the first season's success. However, although the doing the show sends chills to his spine, he asserted that fans will definitely love its outcome. He, too, teased that the next chapter would be richer and far more interesting, revealing they have a "tough road ahead."