Hell of a Has Been

It’s the 10th episode and the girls are finally discussing the first few episodes of Helluva Boss! Kaitlyn and Casey go over the differences between the Prime and YouTube versions, then dive into everything from the revamped pilot Mission Zero through Episode 4. Along the way, they break down character dynamics (yes, especially Blitz and Stolas), talk favorite episodes and songs, call out moments that made them emotional, and lovingly complain about a few things that still bug them. It’s part recap, part character deep dive, and part chaotic fandom ramble — perfect for longtime Helluva fans, curious newcomers, or anyone who needs a final push to start the show.

Kaitlyn and Casey tackle the 2023 psychological thriller Run, Rabbit, Run and spend the episode trying to figure out where the plot went—and why it didn’t come back. They break down the film’s slow burn, confusing narrative, and heavy themes of childhood trauma, abuse, and unreliable memory, while questioning nearly every decision the story makes along the way. Despite strong performances and an unsettling premise, the movie’s pacing and vague payoff leave the hosts frustrated, debating the ending and its implications. Their final verdict? Interesting ideas, messy execution, and a recommendation to watch on fast-forward if you’re feeling brave. Stay spooky, stay silly.

The girls take a step back from horror and hell fire to break down the 1974 Rankin Bass classic - A Year Without A Santa Claus. Casey and Kaitlyn discuss Mrs. Claus possible gender dysphoria, the abuse of baby Vixen and the mysterious time period where parents let strange old men into their houses to hang out with their kids. Get ready for this holiday special to get you into the spirit of…whatever you celebrate!

Kaitlyn and Casey dive into Baghead expecting a disaster and instead find a chaotic little feminist witch tale buried under awful editing and confusing flashbacks. In this spoiler-filled recap, they break down Iris and Katie’s cursed inheritance, Neil’s walking-red-flag energy, the basement witch’s surprisingly satisfying revenge arc, and the twist that made them rethink the whole message by the end. It’s messy, it’s weird, it’s oddly empowering.

Get ready to put your glasses on just to rip them off as Kaitlyn and Casey discuss the tear jerking finale of Season Two of Hazbin Hotel! There’s backstory galore, lore drop and expectations for Season Three. The girls have a final Baxter Check-In, gasp over Alastor and gush over the incredible music. This episode is chock full of spoilers, feelings and some favorite ships as the hosts scream over the finale!

Kaitlyn and Casey break down the emotional chaos of Hazbin Hotel Episodes 5 and 6 — from Vox making power moves to Lucifer being powerful but absolutely useless. They talk Charlie and Vaggy’s fights (and their sweet reconciliation), Angel Dust’s heartbreaking spiral, and the big reveals behind Vox’s real intentions. The hosts dive into character dynamics, relationship drama, music moments, and all the theories fans are screaming about. Spoilers, feelings, and unhinged analysis ahead as they brace for whatever disaster the next episodes bring!

Spoilers ahead ! Kaitlyn and Casey dive into Hazbin Hotel Episodes 3 and 4, and the lore drop is WILD. Charlie may have girlbossed too close to the sun, Vox starts making some bold claims and we delve deep into Alastor’s past. The girls break down all the emotional disasters, crazy tension and every unhinged fan theory you can come up with. Expect relationship talk, lore spirals, music gushes, and a dramatic amount of love for characters who lack proper stability. The HellaVerse is messy, the stakes are rising, and your hosts are losing their minds in real time.

We’re back in the HellaVerse, baby! This week, Kait and Casey finally check into the Hazbin Hotel for Season 2 and it’s already chaos. We’re talking shiny renovations, new bangers, and emotional damage courtesy of Charlie, Lucifer, and the whole infernal crew. From Vox being extra dramatic to the arrival of Abel and the gorgeous Speaker of God, we’re breaking down lore, theories, and way too many emotions. Expect spoilers, tangents, and a lot of gushing over demonic musicals.

Today’s episode Kait and Casey take a break from the Viv-Verse to break down the 2023 horror possession movie The Pope’s Exorcist. Russell Crowe’s finest hour as a scooter-riding man of God. The girls dissect the film’s wildest moment, over-the-top exorcism scenes and questionable accents. It’s part horror talk, part comedy exorcism and entirely unholy fun.

In the debut episode of Hell of a Has Been, hosts Kaitlyn and Casey dive straight into the chaotic brilliance of Vivziepop’s Helluva Boss and Hazbin Hotel. From fan theories and favorite couples to character deep-dives and behind-the-scenes voice talent, this episode is packed with laughs, tangents, and pure fandom energy. Kaitlyn shares her experience meeting Richard Horvitz and Brandon Rogers at an animation convention, while the duo gush over their favorite characters and moments. It’s the start of something infernally fun—and just the beginning of their adventures through horror movies, wild theories, and all things HellaVerse.