Family Guy: Hulu Releases Official Trailer for 2025 Halloween Special

Are you scared yet? Just when you thought it was safe to go back to lounging on your couch, “Family Guy” is dropping a brand-new Halloween special, and it’s poised to be as chaotic and irreverent as ever. Titled “A Little Fright Music,” this exclusive episode is part of Hulu’s Huluween lineup, and honestly, it’s about spookin’ time we got some fresh, scary shenanigans from the Griffin family. After more than two decades on the air, you’d think they’d run out of ways to shock us, but here we are, ready to be proven frightfully wrong once again.

Trick or Treatin’ Mixed Bag

Let’s face it, the quality of Halloween content has been a mixed bag of late. It seems like Brian and Stewie agree. The premise for this special sees the iconic duo taking matters into their own hands, deciding that the world is suffering from a severe shortage of good Halloween songs. This is true – we need way more songs like “Thriller.”

So, naturally, the pair sets out to write their own musical masterpiece. Given Stewie’s flair for the dramatic and Brian’s pretentious artistic ambitions, this can only end in glorious, hilarious disaster. Will they give us the next “Monster Mash,” or will it be another one of Brian’s cringe-worthy avant-garde literary attempts set to music? Our money’s on the latter, and we are totes here for it.

What Kind of Trouble is Peter in Now?

While the two geniuses are busy composing their spooky symphony (or serenade), Peter and the guys – Quagmire, Cleveland, and Joe – stumble into their own horror story. What starts as a classic scheme of lying about trick-or-treating for some extra candy quickly spirals into a fight for their lives. Shocker!

The trailer hints at some seriously deadly consequences, featuring Ghostface-style killers wielding chainsaws. It’s a classic Family Guy move: take a simple, relatable premise and dial the absurdity up to eleven until someone is running for their life. Or bleeding all over. This is the kind of high-stakes, low-brow humor that has kept the show on the air for more than 20 seasons. It’s a formula that just (frightfully!) works.

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