If you are still paying for Netflix, you might seriously want to consider dropping it.
This is a streaming service that regularly produces original content full of graphic, borderline-pornographic scenes featuring children and teens, and also refused to take down a movie that featured a flat-out child porn scene earlier this year.
They seem undeterred by customer outrage at their disgusting content, and clearly, have no intention of stopping the blatant sexualization of teenagers anytime soon.
The Netflix reboot of the 90’s sitcom “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” is anything but the family-friendly, goofy show you grew up with.
Not only does it feature dark depictions and glorification of the occult, but in a recent episode, underage characters are featured engaging in an orgy.
And yes, the show is aimed at teenage girls, not adults, although it would be inappropriate for any audience to witness teenagers in such a graphic context.
Fox News reports that viewers were stunned at such an inappropriate scene:
The orgy scene – set to Fiona Apple’s “Criminal” – appears in the seventh episode of the series and features half-a-dozen scantily clad teens in Sabrina’s house. When the 16-year-old namesake character is hesitant to join in, she’s mocked for “killing the mood” and told to either “get in, or get out.”
The raunchy scene sent viewers scrambling to social media slamming it as “uncomfortable” and inappropriate.
so Netflix really had 15 year old Sabrina take part in an orgy pic.twitter.com/4xFqUMR2hD
— ayo (@gyalchesting) October 30, 2018
the sexualization of teens is so bad and completely normalized like does no one else feel gross about how many teen shows and characters have sex scenes?? Often kind of explicit?? Like Sabrina is supposed to be newly 16 and yet she’s offered into an orgy and is “disrobed” alot
— ev (@lesbianaImighty) October 30, 2018
This boy Nicholas really asked #Sabrina if she wanted to join in on the witch orgy and I’m like “dude… she’s 16!!”
— Chilling Adventures of Sebby (@sebbyskywalker) November 2, 2018
Family Research Council’s senior fellow Peter Sprigg told Fox News that “Sabrina” is not suitable for its target audience.
“Taking once-wholesome comic book characters and turning them into sinister and hyper-sexualized TV characters is a troubling trend in itself. The dark, occultish elements in ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ provide reason enough for parents to keep their children — including teens — far away from this show,” Sprigg said. “The show has gone over the top in depicting an actual orgy on screen, and if they think having the teen participants keep their underwear on makes it all right, the writers and producers need to think again. This content is not appropriate for anyone, but especially not for the teen audience it targets.”
No thanks!!
Please tell your friends and family to #CancelNetflix!
