Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Teenage Witch’s Holiday Rundown

This holiday season we have truly been given a gift, and when I say holiday season, my holidays begin at Halloween. If you are an 80s – 90s baby, you remember Melissa Joan Hart’s Sabrina the Teenage Witch, you remember it so very fondly. How could we forget? This is not that Sabrina. Let’s be clear, this is the “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina who is a teenage witch.” If you think you are going to get cute spells, talking cats, and teenage humor acted by 30 year olds (ok you might still get that), but you are in for rude awakening with this reboot otherwise. If you haven’t watched the season yet – I get it you are thinking what everyone else is thinking…damn that Charmed reboot is not winning, why would this? Because this is in a whole nother category. Coming to us from the creator of Riverdale and Glee (I know that does not sound like it would be what you think it is) Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has pulled out all the double double toil and trouble with this one. Not only is the full season rich, complicated, engaging, and frightening, but we get even more with this Christmas special. It’s like they knew from Halloween to Christmas we would NEED this fix. So, let’s do a bit of a recap on the season and review of this spine-tingling holiday special. THE GIRL WHO LIVED

We begin the series just getting to know Sabrina Spellman played by Kiernan Shipka, (Jinora, Legend of Korra). Don’t worry spoilers will be at a minimum, but really just go watch it. We see Sabrina at the movies as…

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