Lili Reinhart

In rebuking the buoyancy of its source material, “Riverdale” has spiraled into half-baked plotlines, absurdly high stakes and ham-fisted dialogue.

For these three creators, their unique perspectives and approach to filmmaking are a fascinating look into how the machine truly works.

Despite its structural shortcomings, “Chemical Hearts” as an entertainment medium achieves its central purpose.

Between all of the creative and stylish looks that stars brought to the show, here are The Daily Californian’s top picks for the best-dressed celebrities at this year’s SAG Awards.

If you have been missing small-town drama filled with Abercrombie models and teenagers who act like 25-year-olds, fear not, because season three of “Riverdale” is back and angsty as ever! The gang is back in the summer before junior year, ready to face even more spooky murders.

With the first part of season two behind us and the supposed Black Hood eliminated, we can speculate on what lies ahead for our beloved town.

The “Riverdale” writers have fans wrapped around their fingers as these characters flip-flop from hot-to-cold within and across episodes. And that’s to say nothing of the weather in Riverdale.

Characters become caricatures of themselves, traits become comically overshown, and thus, their actions become predictable and mundane.