Director Bryan Singer‘s X-Men: Days of Future Past is currently the most popular movie in America, but while Singer’s mutants may rule the theaters, his ghost hunters are about to take up residence on the web. Geek & Sundry has released the trailer for Spooked, a paranormal comedy co-produced by Singer’s Bad Hat Harry production company and Felicia Day.
When I first heard about Spooked, my mind jumped to two other paranormal comedies released on the web in the past year: Yahoo’s Ghost Ghirls and Hulu’s Deadbeat. The new trailer confirms that Spooked will have a similar tone to those two series. Its main “Paranormal Investigative Team” (aka P.I.T.) will be a motley and unprofessional group of misfits that I can only assume will somehow manage to save the day in each of Spooked‘s four TV-length episodes.
Spooked, which was originally planned for a late April release, will arrive on Hulu and the Geek & Sundry YouTube channel on June 4th.
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