Amazon Prime fans 'need more' of 'spectacular' new animated musical comedy show
Amazon Prime fans have said they “need more” of a new animated series that’s been described as “spectacular.” Available to stream for free now, Hazbin Hotel is a devilishly funny and original series set in a hotel in Hell.
The adult animated series is based on Vivienne Medrano’s animated pilot that dropped on YouTube in 2019 and quickly gained over 92 million views and a global fan base. Hazbin Hotel blends adult humour, unique characters and catchy musical numbers and centres around the exploits of Charlie Morningstar – the princess of Hell.
The eight-part series follows Lucifer’s estranged daughter as she pursues her seemingly impossible goal of rehabilitating demons to peacefully reduce overpopulation in her kingdom. After a yearly extermination imposed by angels, she opens a hotel in the hopes that patrons will be ‘checking out’ into Heaven.
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While most of Hell mocks her goal, her devoted partner Vaggie – and their first test subject, adult film-star Angel Dust – stick by her side. When a powerful entity known as the ‘Radio Demon’ reaches out to assist Charlie in her endeavours, her crazy dream is given a chance to become reality.
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Hazbin Hotel is available to stream for free with a subscription to Amazon Prime. This usually costs £8.99 a month or £95 a year and comes with a host of benefits like next day delivery, Amazon Music Prime and Deliveroo Plus – while Prime Video alone can be joined for £5.99 a month.
Princess of Hell Charlie Morningstar fronts the new animated series for adultsBut TV lovers can sign up today and access all these great benefits absolutely free thanks to Prime’s 30-day free trial. This means loads of great films and shows – including Saltburn, Nicole Kidman drama Expats and Donald Glover’s Mr. and Mrs. Smith series – can be watched without paying a penny.
Hazbin Hotel stars Broadway actress and singer Erika Henningsen, who lends her voice as Charlie, alongside Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Stephanie Beatriz as Charlie’s loyal girlfriend, Vaggie. The series is produced by acclaimed indie studio A24 – whose works include Everything Everywhere All At Once, Uncut Gems, Midsommar, Moonlight and Euphoria – and FOX Entertainment’s Emmy award-winning animation studio Bento Box Entertainment.
The Prime Video animation has earned some warm reviews since it launched on Friday (January 19) and currently holds an 88 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Many have taken to social media after binging its first four episodes to praise the show’s “spectacular” animation and call for more episodes.
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Writing on X – formerly Twitter – @JDKing5547VA said: “Hazbin Hotel is amazing! It’s a very great show and I would recommend it, the actors are amazing [and] the animation is spectacular.”
@Xie_kim_ said: “Okay, I have already finished the first four episodes of Hazbin Hotel and I need more.”
@SarahWarao said: “Just finished watching Hazbin Hotel, my eyes are absolutely sweaty and that last episode? Top notch!”
@CottonCandyBlud said: “Gonna watch Hazbin Hotel again this afternoon and then probably again tonight because it’s absolutely brilliant!”
@LeskeSophie said: “I watched the first episodes twice and have to say I really enjoy this show. I like the humour, the voice acting is fantastic, the songs are fire, the animation beautiful and I’m invested in the story.”
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@JFjfbDTAnew39bO said: “I waited for almost three years to watch this show and it was totally worth it! Everything about this is perfect!”
Click here to watch Hazbin Hotel for free with Amazon Prime. Alternatively, a host of new shows are available on streaming platforms including Disney+ and Apple TV+.
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