Our Take: Hazbin Hotel is a show for people whose favorite fanfiction tags are “hurt/comfort” and NC-17. The show is for losers, outcasts, and theater kids who prefer Rent over My Fair Lady.

The animated comedy “Hazbin Hotel” has a feel-good backstory belied by its grim premise: a horde of demons suffer eternal damnation in Hell, their ranks periodically culled in mass ...

Animated musical series Hazbin Hotel wrapped up its first season in 2024, providing welcome relief to fans given the ...

Like such, Hazbin Hotel highlights many of the major critiques of Christianity that have existed long before the show and will continue to do so. Despite the moral panic, the show remains ...

In Hazbin Hotel, two vibes prevail. The first is that of a vibrant, sometimes lurid animated series with offbeat characters and a whimsical take on Hell. The second is a lightly rejiggered musical ...

The hit animated series Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss both exist within Vivziepop’s Hellaverse, and beyond their similar vibe and shared cast members, the two shows also have many canonical ...

Hazbin Hotel has been a raving success upgrading to its streaming status on Amazon Prime since its humble beginnings as a web cartoon pilot episode on YouTube.With amazing animation, an incredible ...

Hazbin Hotel is based on the pilot Medrano developed from 2012 up to its upload to YouTube in 2019, which has amassed over 92.5 million views as of this writing.

Hazbin Hotel first premiered in 2019 with a pilot episode on YouTube. While this might not have initially had the backing of Amazon, the one-shot helped set the stage for Charlie and company while ...

Prime Video has ordered two seasons of the new adult animated series “Hazbin Hotel” from Vivienne Medrano, A24 and Fox Entertainment’s Bento Box Entertainment.. The animated musical comedy ...

“Hazbin Hotel,” about a princess of the underworld rehabilitating demons, premiered on Amazon last week. Vivienne Medrano, the creator, began the blueprint for the story as a child.

Hazbin Hotel's cast, Erika Henningsen, Stephanie Beatriz, Blake Roman and Amir Talai, on what it means to be bad in R-rated animated musical comedy.