User Reviews

An amazing end to season 1. One of the best episodes of not the best one. Just love the action and the fact that Sabrina has now fully turned evil and is devoted to the dark lord.

The writting here was something really outstanding for the series, i mean we saw many things in the best management of the events, something not always present for Sabrina, the idea that Satan will come and end everything and watching everyone including Faustus Blackwood scared showed in my opinion the actual respect and seriousness for The Mourning Star lost in the next chronology where things feels more like a joke with ridiculous Deus Ex Machina over an over turning into a child plot and lack of good ideas. I was with my heart as it's biggest tension every second, the witches actually gave some dark ambience and the plot where best worked, the episode feels like justifies by itselfs and thats an smart thing, reminding me why i like this series that much, this one was pure amaizingness, Sabrina even here acted more genuinely and not just the protagonist helped by the Script as she mostly does, the emotions and the acting was something remarkable too, best one of the season and of the best for the whole chronology so far.

This felt more goofy than scary, particularly the moment with Madam Satan switching bodies, but it was a solid season finale. We know Sabrina won't be "bad" for too long next year, but how they handle her full witchhood will be interesting.

This has been the kind of show Netflix needed and I am glad this finale and most of season one maintained quality.

Okay so now our heroine is a fully devoted servant of SATAN!! She is even happily waltzing through the dark arts school with the evil sisters she hated so much! If this were the end, well then the story has been told and Sabrina is another s**t for Satan. I could be down with that.

BUT NO. There is already a season two in the works. How will that play out with a protagonist who is fully evil? A beloved daughter of the dark one? At his unholy beck and call??

There are a variety of script tricks that can be employed. First, she signed the book to help humans. She may regain (or never really lost) her human side due to that. Second, she was tricked into signing. The whole set up was, well, a setup. But in lore that does not really matter. All that matters is that in the end you say "yes". How you got there is irrelevant. BUT they show could use it, twist it, nonetheless.

People here have made numerous references to "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" but Sabrina just does not compare. The characters are not compelling enough. Most are cardboard cut outs. Even the non-binary character Julie is cliche.

I admit the opening notes of the theme song sound very much like an echo of the opening notes to the "Buffy" theme. Oh and Sabrina has blond hair... just like Buffy. But that is it.

Sad ending all around.