Hazbin Hotel (2019)

Hazbin Hotel follows Charlie, the optimistic princess of Hell, who proposes an audacious, non-violent solution to her realm’s chronic overpopulation: a rehabilitation hotel where damned souls can reform and “check out” to Heaven. When most of Hell ridicules the idea, Charlie—backed by her fierce girlfriend Vaggie—and their first reluctant patient, the flamboyant adult film star Angel Dust, try to make the hotel work. Their efforts attract the attention of the enigmatic and immensely powerful Radio Demon (Alastor), whose interest gives Charlie’s improbable dream a dangerous, chaotic boost. Watching Hazbin Hotel, you’ll get bold, fast-paced adult animation that blends dark comedy, crime-tinged intrigue, and heartfelt character moments. Expect sharp, often subversive humor; morally messy, larger-than-life personalities; and a story that balances sincere optimism against brutal, grotesque backdrops. The show’s visual style is vivid and highly stylized—bright, detailed character designs and fluid animation that emphasize both slapstick and shocking gore. Musical elements and catchy, theatrical numbers help drive key scenes and underline its larger-than-life tone. Emotionally and tonally, the experience jumps between raucous, irreverent laughs and surprisingly touching beats as characters confront their flaws and pasts. It’s loud, chaotic, and unapologetically adult: there’s strong language, sexual content, violence, and mature themes, so viewers should be prepared for boundary-pushing material. If you enjoy darkly comic, visually striking animated shows with antiheroes, absurdist moments, and an undercurrent of sincere hope amidst the chaos, Hazbin Hotel delivers an intense, original ride.

Actors: Jill Harris, Elsie Lovelock, Michael Kovach

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Crime

7.8 /10 7.8 /10