Sabrina gets a makeover in the first trailer for Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

Say goodbye to the sweet, innocent Sabrina of the '90s, because she's officially been replaced.
Netflix released the first trailer for its original series, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, on Wednesday. The eerie teaser doesn't reveal many specifics about the show, which stars Kiernan Shipka as the titular teenage witch Sabrina and Ross Lynch as Harvey, her beau. But with all the fire, darkness, blood, seances, devilish horned creatures, and — of course — witches, it's clear there's quite enough wickedness afoot.
The highly anticipated reboot comes from the producers of Riverdale and also stars Jaz Sinclair, Lucy Davis, and Miranda Otto. The series is inspired by Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist, reports ET Online, with Netflix referring to it as a "dark coming-of-age story that traffics in horror, occult, and, of course, witchcraft."
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With an Oct. 26 premiere, the show is sure to get viewers in the Halloween mood. Watch the full teaser below. Amari Pollard
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Amari Pollard is the social media editor at The Week and has written for Reader's Digest, Parents, and Inside Lacrosse. She studied journalism at Le Moyne College and can usually be found exploring Brooklyn, thrift shopping, or spending way too much money on brunch.
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