it did make a point of stating that “the television adaptation will explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring” and that there was the definite possibility for spinoff series. Matt Galsor, a rep from the Tolkien estate also added that the series would bring to life a number of…

This story reminds me of the flawless response J.K. Rowling had in a similar situation, earlier this year...

I wasn’t aware of that.

I find it interesting that he seems to have focused his reprehensible behavior on the production staff and not any of the actresses. That seems kind of deliberate, I think.

Did you see a body? I didn’t.

This may seem an indelicate question, but I feel compelled to ask the ladies... aren’t suspenders kind of uncomfortable for women on account of the friction with certain sensitive parts of the female anatomy?

I should be so lucky.

I find them funny.

Just check the CinemaSins videos.

Yeah, she does.

I don’t know why, but I’ve never been able to see Buffy as a horror show.

They should look at Tazenda.

Iron Man 2 is also redeemed by this scene:

All well and good, but I don’t hear any proposal about how to replace the money from the rich guys.

Nope... Encyclopedists.

Have they found Terminus yet? Or at least Anacreon?

Yes you can, but going by Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries, I’m guesstimating that the eye candy / scaryness ratio will disproportionately skew in favor of the former.

So was The Vampire Diaries, but neither it nor Supernatural focused as much on the frightening or disturbing elements of the genre to the degree that is described above for the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (full disclosure, I’ve never read that comic).

I’m not arguing that they could’t go the horror route. I’m saying that they’re unlikely to, considering their track record.

Given that this is going to be on the CW, I don’t think they’ll go the horror route. They need sexy eye candy for most of the characters.