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Hello, That was just a glitch from when we switched websites last week. Although it's fixed now, we're still in a transition stage with this new site. We have had the honor and privilege to work with or be some part of Halloween Horror Nights every season since 1999. I can say that every year both sides are always looking for new potential opportunities to work together! All of our best to the members of this forum, the AMAZING fans of HHN. Edward Douglas Midnight Syndicate www.MidnightSyndicate.com

Here's a Facebook cover I made.

H.R. Bloodengutz: Dead Air: Everyone's favorite creature feature host returns by way of a hacked pirated TV signal. He vows revenge on WKNB by hacking into their nightly newsfeed and promising more horror classics than ever before, all the while kidnapping employees and killing them on his feed. I got the idea from, of all places, The Oddity Archive on Youtube, namely their videos on the 1987 Max Headroom incident and other instances like Captain Midnight. The facade like last time would be the WKNB studios, this time updated since the 70s aesthetic of the original. Zombiegeddon Origins: A prequel of sorts to the previous house, we learn the origins of the zombie outbreak as well as the foundation of ZAP, all in a retro setting. Starting at a ZAP recruitment center where the guests are voluntary operatives, they go through a variety of locations ravaged by zombies, from a family home to a roller rink, the subways with breakdancing zombies, an arcade, video rental store, etc. My inspiration here was movies like Day of the Dead and Ghostbusters. The facade would be the ZAP compound, originally an old police station. Nightingales: Unfortunate Son: The Nightingales return some 50 years after the events of the original house, instead of WWI we're in Vietnam. Just when the soldiers think they're being taken care of, the Nightingales strike at their weakest, regardless if napalm is involved. Oddly enough Full Metal Jacket was an inspiration here.

Enter Sandman was 1991 guys.... LOL I love 50's music and this SZ sounds like a fun idea. Really looking forward to it!