About “Spooky Month” in a few words:

“Spooky Month” is an enthralling TV series set in a town where every day feels like Halloween. The residents, from ghoulish ghosts to wicked witches, navigate their supernatural lives with a mix of humor, drama, and eerie adventures. As they tackle both otherworldly challenges and mundane dilemmas, the series seamlessly blends the realm of the living with the realm of the spooky, making it an unmissable treat for those who enjoy a dash of chills with their chuckles.

Meet the characters from Spooky Month

Frank

Frank is that weird heart-of-gold guy who looks like he eats nothing but leaves and cassette tapes, honestly. He’s calm but also kind of intense? Like, he’ll quietly fix things and then suddenly scream about a pumpkin, which is adorable and chaotic. Very loyal, a bit oblivious, probably has a secret snack stash hidden in his hat (or is that just my headcanon). He gives off cozy sweater vibes but also might know three stunts that are 100% illegal in most towns—gentle terror, basically.

Mr. Clown

Mr. Clown is the manic, caffeinated chaos-creator who smiles like he’s got a perfect plan and also maybe a muffin crumb stuck to his ear. Equal parts prankster and oddly philosophical, he’ll pull a ridiculous gag and then drop a line that makes you wonder about existence (or sugar). He’s loud, theatrical, and probably owns more bow ties than chairs, but somehow you trust him to lead a parade into a haunted house. Also, he laughs like a kazoo, and yes, that’s a compliment.

Bob Velseb

Bob Velseb is the creepy, lovably ominous cult-leader type—calm, smooth, with a glint in his eye that says “don’t follow me” and yet you kind of want to. He speaks like he’s narrating a horror poem and handwaves the rules of reality, which is both unnerving and bizarrely magnetic. Kind of elegant? Also a little messy; definitely spills tea on the rugs while plotting. He’s the mood you get when the lights flicker at midnight and someone plays a lullaby on purpose.

Skid

Skid is the tiny whirlwind of energy who thinks rules are optional but hugs are mandatory. He’s mischievous and sweet in equal measure, bouncing between “let’s set up a harmless prank” and “I’ll protect you from ghosts with my super-serious face.” Low-key fearless, high-key dramatic, and probably wears a scarf regardless of temperature (and sometimes when it’s summer, please don’t ask). He’s the kid who runs into spooks and then befriends them, and you’re both annoyed and impressed.

Pump

Pump is pure optimistic mischief — the kind of pumpkin-headed pal who makes everything feel like an autumn carnival even at 2 a.m. He’s goofy and loyal, with a penchant for big gestures and slightly questionable fashion choices (never miss the tiny cape, it matters). Brave but also secretly anxious about small things, like whether the moon is judging his costume, which is very relatable. Basically the sunshine to Skid’s hyperactive thunderbolt, and somehow also the one who remembers everyone’s birthdays.

Lila

Lila is the quietly intense friend who sketches moon phases in the margins and knows exactly where the good candy is hidden (no sharing, sorry). Mysterious but warm, she’s equal parts cryptic fortune-teller and reliable shoulder, which is a wild combo that somehow works. She collects odd trinkets and contradictions—soft-spoken yet dramatic, neat but with one drawer that’s a chaos museum—and sometimes hums insect lullabies for fun. You think she’s just a vibe until she saves the night with one perfectly timed weird fact.