The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has been doing really well on Netflix, gaining plenty of praise and the attention of many fans. It's so popular that a holiday special is coming out in December, which has made a lot of people happy for a very weird reason. Expect this special to be filled with blood and all of the other things that have made this series a hit.
One group of people who don't like the series are the Satanist religion, who don't hate the show itself but the fact that a goat demon statue used here looks eerily similar to an actual demonic statue they have. It seemed like this would go on for quite a bit but according to CNN, both Netflix and the Satanist Temple have settled this issue.
It's not a simple settlement either as the article claims that the lawsuit was "amicably settled," which is a slightly more positive result than most of us expected, given the people involved. Still, it's nice to know that things were settled decently and we won't have to hear about Netflix getting cursed by Satanists anytime soon.
"The Satanic Temple is pleased to announce that the lawsuit it recently filed against Warner Bros. and Netflix has been amicably settled," Lucien Greaves wrote in a statement.
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina can currently be streamed on Netflix.
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