Fantasy After Dark: The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Casting news and a spinoff from the Supernatural world and more!

A spinoff from the Supernatural world, details on the Doctor Who Christmas special and more!

Fantasy After Dark, Issue 4: Hi guys, we’re back with an all new Fantasy After Dark. If you missed last week’s news, check it out and beware… there may be spoilers ahead.

Supernatural may be in some trouble! No the show isn’t cancelled, but the creators of the series have just gotten into a battle with Warner Brothers. Citing unpaid finances as the main cause for a possible lawsuit, the Supernatural creators wanted to make sure that the cast were being paid and licensed. Read up on the case here.

In other Supernatural news, actress Danneel Ackles has been cast in a recurring role on the series 13th season. According to Variety, Ackles will play Jo, “ a well-known faith healer whose good works attract the attention of someone very, very bad: Lucifer.”

Details on the Doctor Who Christmas special were released. Read the episode guide here.

Lastly, exclusive photos of King’s Landing from the Game of Thrones set have risen. Check out the photos!

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Rumor Has It: Selena Gomez is Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

While just a rumor, fans on Twitter have been campaigning for Selena Gomez to play the title role of Sabrina on the CW’s newest development The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Is it the blonde hair that threw everyone off? Keep reading to see fans comments on this possible magical casting.

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Interviews: Sophie Turner talks S8 of Game of Thrones and Andrew Dabb-Robert Berens on a Supernatural spin-off.

In an interview with Variety, Sophie Turner talked about her life after Game of Thrones and what fans can expect from Sansa in Season 8. She mentions her love for the X-Men universe, her sadness over the end of GOT, and her favorite scene from the series.

A Supernatural spinoff is in the works? Yes, that’s right! The CW is working on the pilot of a new spinoff entitled Wayward Sisters. The show would:

“Pick up in the “Supernatural” story where “The Bad Place” left off, which means finding out a way to get Dean and Sam back from this other world — a world which Dabb notes is “unlike anything we’ve ever seen on ‘Supernatural.’” But it also has to flesh out the ensemble dynamics of the women who will not only work together to save Dean and Sam, but also who will make up the cast of the spinoff, should it go forward to series.”