Sanctuary: The Witch’s Story Season 2

The second season of "Sanctuary: The Witch's Story" returns us to a world where magic coexists with prejudice, and the quiet English town of Sanctuary once again becomes a stage for supernatural dramas. A year after the witch hunt: Sarah Fenn (Elaine Cassidy) and her daughter Harper (Hazel Dup) are hiding in Scotland, where anti-witch laws ignite a wave of hatred and crime. But the past won't let go — a new magical murder forces Sarah to return and collaborate with detective Maggie Knight (Stephanie Levy-John) to investigate a case that threatens to expose all witches. Abigail (Amy De Bruyn) struggles with the consequences of her actions, while Valerie O'Connor as Bea adds intrigue with family secrets. The season delves into themes of persecution, identity, and revenge, showing how fear of the unknown destroys communities.
The premiere took place on December 25, 2025, on AMC+, with weekly releases — perfect for winter evenings when you crave intense viewing. Elaine Cassidy brilliantly conveys Sarah's inner conflict, balancing between protecting her loved ones and using her powers, while Hazel Dup adds the youthful rebellion of Harper, who is growing up in a world where being a witch is a sentence. Directors Justin Molotnikov and Lisa Mulcahy maintain the atmosphere of the first season: dark streets, mystical rituals, and psychological pressure, but add a global touch with Scottish locations. Why watch right now? If the first season hooked you with a mix of "Big Little Lies" and "Practical Magic," the second raises the stakes — more magic, deeper characters, and relevant references to modern "witch hunts." In 2026, as viewers search for "Sanctuary: The Witch's Story Season 2 episode release dates," the show responds with a steady schedule, without long breaks. Review: the season starts confidently, with a rating of 7.2 on Kinopoisk — a downside in the predictability of some twists, but this is compensated by emotional depth and visuals (shooting in Wales and Scotland adds color). For whom: fans of supernatural dramas like "Discovery of Witches" or "Fate: The Winx Saga," who appreciate strong female characters and reflections on tolerance. Will there be a Season 3? Not announced yet, but the open plot and the success of the first give hope — stay tuned for news from AMC+. Watch on AMC+ or Sundance Now to immerse yourself in a story where magic is not a fairy tale, but a real trial in a world of prejudice.