Haunted Hotel
Haunted Hotel
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What this film brings
Content barometer
Violence
3/5
Notable
Fear
3/5
Notable tension
Sexuality
2/5
Mild
Language
3/5
Notable
Narrative complexity
1/5
Accessible
Adult themes
1/5
Mild
Expert review
Haunted Hotel is an American adult animated sitcom created by a Rick and Morty writer, streaming on Netflix, blending comedic horror and the supernatural as a single mother manages a haunted hotel filled with quirky ghosts, including her own deceased brother, and an immortal demon trapped in a young boy's body. The series features deliberate stylized horror elements, recurring dark humor, situations involving demonic entities, murderers and other threatening creatures, along with potentially crude language and adult undertones typical of Rick and Morty productions. These elements appear consistently throughout the series, with an overall tone of irreverent adult comedy that does not soften its macabre universe. Parents are encouraged to watch a few episodes on their own before considering co-viewing with teenagers, as the content is designed for an adult audience rather than minors.
Synopsis
After inheriting a hotel from her late brother, a single mom moves in with his good-natured ghost — and high-maintenance guests who will never check out.
Difficult scenes
Abaddon, an immortal demon trapped in a 1700s child's body, regularly intervenes to fend off evil demons, murderers and other threatening creatures targeting the hotel and its residents. These confrontations are played for laughs but involve stylized supernatural violence that may startle or unsettle younger viewers despite the comedic framing. The death of Katherine's brother is the narrative starting point of the series and his ghost is a central, recurring character. The casual, often comedic daily coexistence with this deceased family member normalizes the loss of a loved one in a way that may prompt anxiety or difficult questions in children and preteens. The overall tone of the series, shaped by the Rick and Morty creative lineage, incorporates adult dark humor, references to themes such as demonic possession, murder and supernatural evil forces, and potentially crude language. Even when presented comically, these elements are crafted for an adult audience and may unsettle or leave a mark on unprepared teenage viewers.
Where to watch
Availability checked on Apr 03, 2026
About this title
- Format
- TV series
- Year
- 2025
- Countries
- United States of America
- Original language
- EN
- Directed by
- Matt Roller
- Main cast
- Will Forte, Eliza Coupe, Skyler Gisondo, Natalie Palamides, Jimmi Simpson
- Studios
- Titmouse, Harmonious Claptrap, Americano Brutto, Magic Giraffe
Content barometer
Violence
3/5
Notable
Fear
3/5
Notable tension
Sexuality
2/5
Mild
Language
3/5
Notable
Narrative complexity
1/5
Accessible
Adult themes
1/5
Mild
Expert review
Haunted Hotel is an American adult animated sitcom created by a Rick and Morty writer, streaming on Netflix, blending comedic horror and the supernatural as a single mother manages a haunted hotel filled with quirky ghosts, including her own deceased brother, and an immortal demon trapped in a young boy's body. The series features deliberate stylized horror elements, recurring dark humor, situations involving demonic entities, murderers and other threatening creatures, along with potentially crude language and adult undertones typical of Rick and Morty productions. These elements appear consistently throughout the series, with an overall tone of irreverent adult comedy that does not soften its macabre universe. Parents are encouraged to watch a few episodes on their own before considering co-viewing with teenagers, as the content is designed for an adult audience rather than minors.
Synopsis
After inheriting a hotel from her late brother, a single mom moves in with his good-natured ghost — and high-maintenance guests who will never check out.
Difficult scenes
Abaddon, an immortal demon trapped in a 1700s child's body, regularly intervenes to fend off evil demons, murderers and other threatening creatures targeting the hotel and its residents. These confrontations are played for laughs but involve stylized supernatural violence that may startle or unsettle younger viewers despite the comedic framing. The death of Katherine's brother is the narrative starting point of the series and his ghost is a central, recurring character. The casual, often comedic daily coexistence with this deceased family member normalizes the loss of a loved one in a way that may prompt anxiety or difficult questions in children and preteens. The overall tone of the series, shaped by the Rick and Morty creative lineage, incorporates adult dark humor, references to themes such as demonic possession, murder and supernatural evil forces, and potentially crude language. Even when presented comically, these elements are crafted for an adult audience and may unsettle or leave a mark on unprepared teenage viewers.