r/HauntedHotel

Shayna vent

Shayna vent

I really hope she gets more fleshed out in season 3 because honestly she could have just fit for a one time character for that one episode

u/Ruipopipocoverwhen — 4 days ago

Did anyone else notice abbadons "crush" on catherine, then abbadon later stated demons are drawn to purity and innocence.

Say im corn-plating but ive noticed that the whole episode was catherine was with the demons trying to get her, then later in the siren episode he stated how demons are drawn to purity / innocence.

u/CandyMoons — 4 days ago

Thougts on s2

I enjoyed the second season, although I found episodes like "Crow and the Witch" rather boring but passable. My biggest and probably only regret is not knowing anything about Nathan's death. I appreciate the "mystery," and my headcanon is that he died by suicide because he had no one to really rely on. I appreciate Ron's character for the little he appeared. Otherwise, it remains one of my favorite animated films, honestly.

Nothing to say about Shaina; she's just a good character.

u/EnvironmentalJello11 — 4 days ago

We want season 3, so let's tell people about Haunted Hotel and that season 2 came out already. Talk about the show!

I was scrolling through Reddit and came across some people that didn't know season 2 came out, one even thought it got cancelled 😭

If we want a season 3, the numbers for the show got to be good. Last year Netflix made a decision to renew for season 2 only after a week of the premiere. So for Netflix to decide on renewing for season 3, the numbers got to be as high as it can be especially in the first week.

Tell you friends about the show and season 2, tell your family, recommend to strangers (if you think they'll like it), talk about it on social media/outside of this subreddit, share fan arts, every little bit helps! Let's get the watch number as high as it can in the first week before Netflix makes a final decision!

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u/couldyoubemyfriend — 4 days ago

nathan is one of the best represenations of depression i have ever seen on television

i know people said this when discussing season 1, but i want to bring up again how impressed i am with how the writers tackle Nathan's depression. they perfectly combine his up-beat attitude with the darkness that is su*cide. i'm not overexaggerating when i say that if more people watched haunted hotel, i think more people would be able to see the signs of depression in their friends and family. anyways netflix PLEASE DO NOT CANCEL!!

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u/somethingdarksideee — 4 days ago

so...what was the point of shayna?

the season 2 premiere hinted she would play a big part, considering how big the reveal of her not being a ghost was, and the fact that her presence wards off a cosmic god, which is never explained how or why. yeah, it's stated it's a family responsibility, but i need more than that. but she never plays a major role for the rest of the season, she doesn't become an honorary member of the family, and we don't learn much about her aside from very brief mentions of bad parents and being on the run.

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u/cartoon_fan_2 — 4 days ago

So can we praise Esther?

Like holy, that's one badass kid and one smart kid as well.

She quite literally banished a god.

No matter what Crowe says, Esther's is a force to be reckoned with

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u/upsetusder2 — 3 days ago

I think if they make another season, nathan's unfinished buisness might get finished.

In season one, nathan said some of his unfinished businesses were running for office, running a successfull hotel, and running with the bulls.

In season 2 episode 7, he finally ran for office- though he didnt win, the running mightve been it.

In season 2 of its entirety, his hotel finally had became successful, leading me to believe if there is a season 3, it might end with nathans business being finished.

u/CandyMoons — 4 days ago

The Wins and Misses of S2

Win: More background on Ron and Nathan's depression

- we got a deeper look into Kat's relationship and Nathan's mental health struggle

Miss: Introduction of Shayna

- She became a major character right off the bat and felt like it came at the cost.of better developing other characters without adding much to the family dynamic

Miss: Not enough Heather and Joel

- 2 characters I wanted to see more of

Win: Abbadons true form

- Always fun to get a reminder that he is a duke of hell and has a more powerful form

Win: Nathan and Bridgett have a sweet moment

- a thing isn't beautiful because it lasts. Be happy that it happened, even if we are sad that it's over is a bittersweet lesson

Win: Seeing Esther grow as a magic user herself

- She is becoming more confident, yet arrogant as an ankh was needed to bring her back

Overall Thoughts:

Sort of like a spooky Bojack Horseman where a fantastical setting can be used to offset dark topics like depression, suicide, and toxic marriages, Haunted Hotel can be both fun, scary, and dark in more ways than 1. It didn't quite hit as well as s1 did, but I'm eagerly awaiting next year hoping for s3

u/WendigoCrossing — 4 days ago

Intro Sequence Horror References?

At the end of the opening sequence, there's a "room" to the immediate right of the family which is different every time. They all seem to reference horror films and TV series, but I can't identify some of them.

What I've got so far:

201 It (it's the Deadlights)

202 ? No idea

203 The Shining

204 The Last of Us (not sure about this one. The figure in the middle catches fire in the animation?)

205 Alien (but why are its eyes glowing? and that doesn't look like Sigourney Weaver...)

206 ? No idea

207 In the Mouth of Madness

208 ? No idea

u/Pristine_Poem7623 — 4 days ago

What are the movie posters?

The left side is obviously Scream and Jaws...and I guess just Dracula? The right side - I don't know the first one, but the next one could be Psycho, and the last one is definitely The Shining.

u/thewarfreak — 4 days ago

Ghosts

This show reminds me of the sitcom called ghosts a lot and I love it. It's like an animation version of it, and everyone can see the ghosts and the ghost are a lot more violent. Does it have certain aspects of it? And I'm talking about the US and UK version. Does anyone else make the similarities?

u/Ambitious-Fee-1068 — 4 days ago

Where is Midwich

Hello everyone! I get very passionate about silly things such as figuring out where a fictional town would be.

So, in Ghosts day Out, Stabby Paul seemingly makes it to Syracuse in the night. A night in New york in October is ~13 hours and given his passion he could have traveled 50-75 miles based on speed and whether ghosts need to take a break.

We also learn there is a lighthouse in town which implies they're on Lake Ontario.

Based on the distance to Syracuse and the age/visual appearance of the lighthouse I think the most likely locations for midwich is Cape Vincent, NY (Tibbetts Point Lighthouse, marked in red) or Rochester, NY (Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse, marked in blue)

It is also very funny that Haunted hotel takes place in Western New York when you consider all of the new religions and cults that started in that area during the "second great awakening" (late 1700s- early 1800s)

Anyways this has been a fun rabbit hole thanks for coming to my Ted talk

u/aceofk — 3 days ago

Abaddon.

Okay so, I have an opinion, I don't know if there's anyone else here who thinks the same as me:

It bothers me a little that, in season 2 episode 4 where Abaddon acts more like a child with Kathy, many ppl say "It's the Vessel, the Vessel came out a bit more that day!"

It's like OK yeah, it's a nice theory ig because, their souls did end up tied in the ritual, but sometimes I feel like it's a very simplistic and black-and-white toned way to see Abaddon. Why can't Abaddon have a cap acting dumber and more childish n kind than normal without anyone saying "It's the Vessel"?, I mean, he has his own personality too, sir. ✌

Besides, I find it more fun that Abaddon is like, very adult and very child at the same time, he's immature most of the time and that's what's cool because he's so silly, I also find it annoying that a big part of the fandom treat him completely like a small child, btw the baby is billions of years old bro. 😭🙏

But idk, I prefer the thought that in this season, Abaddon acted more childish because he was more confident or felt more comfortable with the Freelings.

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u/Ready-Treat-2390 — 4 days ago

What's with season 2 and shipping that goes no where

(Spoilers for all episodes obviously)

I just finished season 2 in one sitting and I LOVED it, but I couldn't help but notice all the random pairings and shipping themes we got this season compared to the first one

In the 1st episode we had Abaddon crushing on Catherine, which I loved a lot and thought was pretty adorable

Then ep 2 (my least favorite) came along and Joel came back, but he didn't interact with Katherine, Ben and Anabbelle broke up, Nathan was set up with Geep (idk how to spell that), Stabby Paul suddenly has a crush on Kathy before getting with Shayna only for everything to go back the way it was

Ep 3 had the lesbian witch and her assistant (it was a funny reveal ngl)

Ep 4 had the masterpiece that was Nathan x Bridget (I cried because of them)

Ep 5 we had whatever was going on with Nathan and Jessica

Do I even need to talk about ep 6?

And then Geep and Candlehead kiss at ep8

Point is, only 2 episodes went without any sort of romance and I find that odd, not because I'm a romance hater or anything. But it's a bit weird/jarring when you compare it to season 1's writing, feels like the writers were influenced by fanfics and fandoms shipping culture

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u/ComfortablePast15 — 4 days ago