Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

TV Show

2018-2020

1h 0m

TV-14

Netflix

2 Seasons

36 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Horror, Romance, Supernatural

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7.6

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As her 16th birthday nears, Sabrina must choose between the witch world of her family and the human world of her friends. Based on the Archie comic.

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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

TV-14

TV Show

2018-2020

1h 0m

English

Netflix

Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Horror, Romance, Supernatural

Play Trailer

2 Seasons

36 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on Netflix

As her 16th birthday nears, Sabrina must choose between the witch world of her family and the human world of her friends. Based on the Archie comic.

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7.6

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Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Eldritch Dark

Season 2 Episode 9

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty: The Uninvited

Season 2 Episode 10

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-One: The Weird

Season 2 Episode 11

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-Two: The Imp Of The Perverse

Season 2 Episode 12

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-Three: Deus Ex Machina

Season 2 Episode 13

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-Four: The Returned

Season 2 Episode 14

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-Five: The Endless

Season 2 Episode 15

December 31st 2020

Chapter Thirty-Six: At The Mountains Of Madness

Season 2 Episode 16

December 31st 2020

Chapter Twenty-One: The Hellbound Heart

Season 2 Episode 1

January 24th 2020

Chapter Twenty-Two: Drag Me to Hell

Season 2 Episode 2

January 24th 2020

Cast

Sabrina Spellman

Harvey Kinkle

Hilda Spellman

Zelda Spellman

Ambrose Spellman

Mary Wardwell

Rosalind Walker

Father Blackwood

Prudence Night

Agatha

Nick Scratch

Theo Putnam

Mr. Kemper

Daniel Webster

Webster's Daughter

Dancer (uncredited)

Amalia

Seth Grinwis

Ed Dursley

Mrs. Curtis

Trivium #1 (Judge)

Trivium #3 (Executioner)

Jett Klyne

Young Harvey

Created By: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

Directed By: Rob Seidenglanz (7 Episodes), Kevin Rodney Sullivan (3 Episodes), + 13 more

Written By: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (9 Episodes), Donna Thorland (5 Episodes), + 9 more

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DatBabyAintMine says...

6 years ago

By the end of the season, Sabrina had annoyed the living shit out of me. I'm all for women empowerment, but damn, must feminism be incorporated in almost every tv show nowadays? I get enough of it from the real world. There's nothing but subtle low blows through out the season. "Why can't we live a normal life with the mortals? Because Dark Lord is a jealous man." Why doesn't the Dark Lord want us as powerful as him? Well, after all, he is a man." Is it just me, or does Sabrina and Harvey love seem way over the top for teenagers? Their love was on the same level of Jack and Rose from Titanic. I was secretly hoping the Dark Lord or Prudence sisters' would kill her boyfriend off, so the show could move on. Also, what time period is the show in? 1950's? 1960's? 1980's? 2017? I initially thought 1960's because of the signs and cars, but then Ambrose pulls out a laptop and laptops wasn't invented until 1981. So, I thought mid-to-late 1980's, then I see an iPhone X ringing in one scene.

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froZn1991 says...

6 years ago

I loved it overall but the hatred against men is annoying

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longtimewish says...

6 years ago

The people whining about the feminism in this show is the same people that says "it's just fiction everyone is over sensitive!!!!" whenever a show has problematic stuff.

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ds1 says...

6 years ago

I was looking forward to a more "adult", more gritty and dark version of Sabrina. But this is surprisingly trashy, all over the place and just absurd most of the times. Some of the effects are pretty good, though. Shipka is a good choice, Salem's appearance was absolutely great, but Wardell is annoying, Zelda way too mean and Hilda too whiny and I just don't care for Harvey or Ambrose. Well, in summary, disappointing.

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FinnQuill

CONTAINS SPOILERS6 years ago

==_Preliminary review, my final review for Season 1 is in another comment (I didn't want to just edit over this, especially with the likes on it). Very light spoilers for the first few episodes ahead._==

I wanted to throw my hat in the ring because this comment section is mostly trash, and gi More

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Ayvah

CONTAINS SPOILERS4/10 6 years ago

What I expected was a mature, gritty version of Sabrina The Teenage Witch. What I got was a very political, very Christian, horror-themed version of Sabrina that still seems targeted specifically at a teenage demographic.

Is it just me, or was the original TV series accidentally progressive for More

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sp1ti

4/10 6 years ago

Looking past the early attempts for brownie points I did not really find something to grasp onto.
I have very little memories of the previous TV adaptation but it's certainly sad to see an iconic character like Salem was be pretty much non-existent in this. This version of Sabrina not shying a More

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FinnQuill

CONTAINS SPOILERS6 years ago

==_This is a post-Season 1 review. It contains light spoilers (and any major spoilers will be spoiler tagged)._==

This series is a campy teen drama, as should have been expected from the creator of _Riverdale_. It's exactly the sort of thing you can expect from that, but with an extra dose of More

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