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Netflix just released the first poster for its upcoming The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, and it’s putting a very literal (and cool looking) spin on the old “Get behind me, Satan” expression.

Castle Rock is part of the recent wave of excellent Stephen King adaptations that includes last year’s cinematic takes on It and Gerald’s Game. What sets Castle Rock apart, and what might generally push viewers over the love-hate divide, comes down to how distracted they’ll be with picking up on the plethora of Easter…

The first season of Starz’s Neil Gaiman adaptation American Gods was pretty good, but since it ended last summer, the show has been defined more by its behind-the-scenes chaos than its actual merits. Showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green both abruptly quit the series in November, with the official explanation…

LG’s 2017 OLED TVs have achieved something of a cult status thanks to their inky dark black levels and vibrant colors. Today though, we’ve got the best price we’ve ever seen on the new 2018 models.

I am a gay man in my late 50s and have never been in a relationship. I am so lonely, and the painful emptiness I feel is becoming absolutely unbearable. In my early 20s, I hooked up off and on, but it never developed into anything. I have always told myself that’s okay; I’m not a people person or a relationship kind…

The last time Barry Jenkins had a movie playing in Toronto, the whole festival seemed to fall collectively under its spell—drawn as deeply to its hypnotic shades of blue as its main character, the agonizingly withdrawn Chiron, was drawn to the crashing waves of Miami. It was love at first sight for many of us (this…

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Wednesday, September 12. All times are Eastern.

[Note: This article contains plot spoilers for Solo: A Star Wars Story.]

History repeated itself tonight, as an NBC late-night program abruptly booted comedian Norm Macdonald from a high-profile gig. This time, it wasn’t Saturday Night Live and Weekend Update, though, but The Tonight Show, which announced just a few minutes ago that it was killing Macdonald’s planned appearance on…

We’ve still got two long weeks (and a couple of annoying extra days) to wait until the September 27 return of NBC’s tricksy sitcom delight The Good Place. For most of it, in any case: Entertainment Weekly has a little treat for fans of Places both Good and Bad (and Medium!) to dip into tonight, showing off the first…

We’ve heard a lot about the nightmare of motion smoothing here at The A.V. Club, most often in the form of someone telling a story about a terrible TV experience they had while visiting their parents or whatever, but luckily we have a pair of brave defenders in the battle against TV settings that make everything look…

Viola Davis scored an Oscar nomination—her second—for her work in 2011's The Help, in which she played the film’s ostensible main character, Mississippi maid Aibileen Clark. But while a recent New York Times interview saw Davis wax effusively about her affection for director Tate Taylor and her castmates on the film,…

A little over a year ago, Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy—the McElroy brothers of the My Brother, My Brother And Me and The Adventure Zone podcasts—ate a bunch of edibles in a hotel room after a live show and came up with a great idea: They should be in the Trolls sequel. After all, the first movie had cameos from…

Fresh off winning her first Emmy—for beloved man-avoids-therapy-by-turning-himself-into-a-murderous-pickle TV episode “Pickle Rick”—Rick And Morty writer Jessica Gao has just secured a TV series of her own. Per Variety, the untitled series will be about a Chinese-American woman who ends up spending far too much time…

Auto-Tune has developed a bad reputation over the years, mostly because it’s egregiously overused, but stylistic tricks like this are only a problem when they’re not used well. Paul McCartney happens to believe he would’ve used it well if Auto-Tone had been around in his Beatles days, and he even thinks John Lennon…

Making movies is grueling, expensive, and time-consuming work. But, under the right circumstances, it can also be a lot of fun. The intangible joy that bleeds through onto the screen when a cast and crew are having a blast on set can go a long way toward redeeming an otherwise flawed production. And Slice, A24’s new…