Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Season Four, developed by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, ends on a bitter-sweet note. I am a big fan of the series, but this is not a fantastic final season.
Aguirre-Sacasa keeps the same unique timeless horror 1950’s, Victorian-era mixed in with the present-day aesthetics. The characters like Sabrina Spellman and her aunts are entirely in character, but there are many problems with the plot and some new characters. Having two “Sabrinas” doesn’t work, which is an enormous problem since most stories are about the two teenagers.
Sabrina Morningstar and Sabrina Spellman are too similar to one another. These two Sabrina’s are supposed to be the opposite sides of the same coin. For most of the season, the story is focused on Spellman, but Morningstar still plays an important part. However, all the character differences are superficial. For example, Morningstar wears a red headband while Spellman wears a black one. Morningstar is the Queen of Hell and
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’s final season on Netflix, but
season 4 or part 4, as it’s called arrives on Netflix on December 31, 2020, just in time to give us something to watch on New Year’s Eve. But before diving into the eight new episodes, you might need a little something to refresh your memory. After all, it’s been nearly a year since part 3 was released, and
so much happened.
Need a recap before catching up with Sabrina? Here’s what you need to know before watching the new season.
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