Folks, it’s only September. Yet here we are, already surrounded by skeletons, spiders, and more pumpkin spice than your local Starbucks can legally handle. Halloween has come early, and WWE is getting into the spooky spirit with the terrifying tag team of Shotzi and Scarlett Bordeaux ready to resurrect their ghostly YouTube series, Chamber of Horrors.
Earlier today, Scarlett Bordeaux took to X (formerly known as “Twitter”—but you know, rebranded like some sort of discount Halloween costume) to announce the return of the hit series, kicking off in early October. Bordeaux teased fans by asking which haunted spots she and Shotzi should visit next. To crank up the excitement, she promised to drag a few WWE superstars into the madness again. Let’s hope they don’t run into any zombies this time. (Looking at you, Miz.)
Now, for those of you unfamiliar with Chamber of Horrors—first off, shame on you—but also, it’s named after WCW’s infamous, wonderfully disastrous 90s match where the main event involved electrocution and a chair that probably should’ve come with a warning label. But in this version, instead of electrocutions, it’s haunted houses, ghost hunting, and WWE stars screaming like they’ve just been pinned by a surprise roll-up.
Season 1 saw the spooky duo explore six haunted locations, joined by a who’s-who of the WWE Universe: Rhea Ripley, Dominik Mysterio (we assume he brought the Mami for protection), Drew McIntyre (because a claymore works on ghosts too), Grayson Waller, the Good Brothers, Alba Fyre, Isla Dawn, and even Bordeaux’s own husband, Karrion Kross. It was a ghastly good time for all—except the ghosts, probably.
Though the official announcement for Season 2 came today, Bordeaux and Shotzi have been teasing the series’ return for months, even polling fans on who they’d like to see as guests. Shotzi, who has been out since February with a torn ACL, is expected to stay on the sidelines until November. But don’t worry—if she has anything to say about it, she’ll still be creeping through haunted houses, ACL or no ACL. Because nothing says, “I’m ready for in-ring action again,” like fighting off some vengeful spirits.
So WWE fans, grab your popcorn, dust off your ghost-hunting gear, and prepare to scream louder than Michael Cole when Pat McAfee jumps on commentary—Chamber of Horrors is back, baby!