Abaddon Hijacks the Screen: Netflix Teases Haunted Hotel Season 2 Premiere

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Just in time for the spooky season, Netflix has officially announced the return of its hit adult animated horror-comedy series Haunted Hotel. The streaming giant released a new announcement teaser and key visual featuring everyone’s favorite infernal demon, Abaddon, taking center stage.

The second season, consisting of eight 30-minute episodes, is set to check back into Netflix on October 9.

What to Expect in Season 2

Created by Rick and Morty alum Matt Roller, Haunted Hotel centers on Katherine, a single mother trying to run an eccentric, paranormal-filled establishment alongside her ghost brother Nathan, her two kids Ben and Esther, and Abaddon—a powerful demon trapped inside the body of a young boy.

The new teaser puts Abaddon directly in the spotlight, hinting at even more chaotic supernatural disasters, ghost-filled shenanigans, and demonic insolence as the family tries to keep the world’s most haunted inn running.

Returning Cast & Creative Powerhouse

The core voice cast is set to return for Season 2:

  • Eliza Coupe as Katherine

  • Will Forte as Nathan

  • Skyler Gisondo as Ben

  • Natalie Palamides as Esther

  • Jimmi Simpson as Abaddon

Behind the scenes, the series maintains its high-profile creative team. Roller continues as creator and executive producer alongside animation veterans Dan Harmon, Chris McKenna, and Steve Levy. Supervising director Erica Hayes (Rick and Morty) oversees the direction, with animation once again handled by powerhouse studio Titmouse (Big Mouth, Scavengers Reign). Titmouse’s Chris Prynoski, Shannon Prynoski, Antonio Canobbio, and Ben Kalina also serve as executive producers.

Season 1 of Haunted Hotel is currently available to stream on Netflix, giving fans plenty of time to catch up before Season 2 lands on October 9.

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