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Speaking of eras, am I the only one who wants a Woodstock themed with werewolves as a comedy zone? I know it sounds ridiculous, but if that idea were to happen, then it would be called “Wolfstock,” and it actually has a nice flow to it when you pronounce it. We could have scareactors playing as musicians who performed at the festival in 69 like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin in a werewolf form.

I created an account just to post here. I have to give props to you guys, and I hope some of you can give some feedback on my ideas. Time Terrors pt. 1 ICON: Lord of Time - an ambiguous figure, the Lord of Time has come to Universal with a message. In order to teach us a lesson, the Lord has unleashed ten houses representing the folly of man throughout time. His goal is to remind us of injustices past in order to stop those in the future. “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” Nightingales: Shipwrecked - The sinking of the Lusitania is plenty horrific enough, a maritime tragedy permanently captured in our memories forever. But the already haunting imagery of the iceberg hitting the ship omits from memory the most disturbing losses of all: lifeboats not so much capsized as torn to pieces, surrounded by rivers of blood, with bodies split down the middle like the ship. Shrieking fanged banshees tore three boats apart with deadly precision - and almost as soon as they descended, they flew away. Angered by draft dodging socialites, the Nightingales used the tragedy as a chance for retribution. Relive the horrible night the ship sank - and the Nightingales gave a new meaning to the phrase “Eat the rich”! Soundtrack: I’m Still Standing - Robyn Adele Anderson Feel Good Inc. - Robyn Adele Anderson Closer - Robyn Adele Anderson Vamp ‘25 - New Year’s Eve at bootlegger Sal Verona’s Art Deco mansion promises to be a shindig for the record books, filled to the brim with booze, flappers, and a swinging band! But, hey, what’s with that cat necking on with Sal’s dame? It turns out the old folks of our favorite greaser vampires know how to party just as hard! But these party snacks are well armed in more ways than one - and soon enough, you’ve found yourself in a deadly battle between vampires versus gangsters. Soundtrack: Ain’t Misbehavin’ - Fats Waller Levitating - Sweet Megg Chicago - Mr. Jazzek Re-Charleston - Wolfgang Lohr Gangster’s Paradise - Robyn Adele Anderson Hooray for Hollywood! - You’ve been invited to the grand opening of Bauman’s Grand Japanese Theater, a red carpet affair alongside the greats: stars like heartthrob Mark Sable, juvenile darling Julie Darling, blonde bombshell Jane Marlowe, and more, alongside a bevy of chorus girls, reporters, scouts, directors, and big time producers. You might even be discovered tonight. But beware, because celebrity isn’t all it’s cracked up to be - especially when the lights go down… Soundtrack: Minnie the Moocher - Cab Calloway Sing, Sing, Sing - Benny Goodman Toxic - Melinda Doolittle Gloomy Sunday - Paul Robeson All Eyes on Me - Or3o Call of Duty: Nazi Zombies - You’ve been chosen to retrieve lost artifacts stolen by the Nazis for experimentation. But you’re far too late - with the powers of Geistkraft on their side, Nazi Germany won’t take your attempt at seizure or the Allied Army lying down. Relive the original game: a train collision with a colossal beast sends you off track, into a barn where you encounter a Nazi zombie army. From there, you travel through fan favorite cutscenes, now unarmed, until a smashing final encounter with the God-King might just mean the end. And this time, you’re playing with one life. Soundtrack: Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen - Andrews Sisters Seven Nation Army - Haley Reinhart No Diggity - Ariana Savelas Where is My Mind? - Allison Young Zip Gun Bop - Royal Crown Revue Bunker Madness - Carey Mayor Johnson McCartney has solidified his position by ferreting out any and all suspected Communists, effectively running them out of town - if they’re lucky. If not, they find permanent employment in the back of Meetz’s Meats. When the sirens for an alleged atomic bomb attack goes off, the general populace goes to the bunker under City Hall, while Mayor McCartney goes to his special room, with amenities fitting his elite status. There, he finds himself haunted by the ghosts of his victims - and targeted by his citizens for his increasingly suspicious behavior. Soundtrack: Sleep Walk - Santo & Johnny Yakety Yak - The Coasters Tonight You Belong to Me - Patience & Prudence Sway - Rosemary Clooney I Only Have Eyes for You - The Flamingos Any suggestions for the next five houses (I think ten’s a good round number). Can anyone help with writing treatments as I’m not too confident about that area? I’d collaborate with you in Docs. And most of all, what are your thoughts on what I have so far, and do you think it’s any good (albeit a bit repetitive)?

I’ll admit I know nothing about this, but I think it could be the 1940s house, with Miss Lunar Princess becoming a scarezone or a house at a second LoT-hosted event. For the initial event, I pictured ten decades for ten houses, but future events could be the 1800s, the same decade from different perspectives, and the future. The New York house is brilliant, I’m thinking something to do with disco, Son of Sam, or the blackout, or a combination of these.

It's pretty good and as for house suggestions: Call of Duty: Nazi Zombies (a haunted house based on the lore of Nazi Zombies), Deathwatch (a haunted house based on the horror film of the same name), A haunted house that focuses on the origins of Lightning Gulch, A haunted house that takes place in New York City during the 1970s, and Bram Stoker's Dracula (a haunted house based on the 1992 film by Francis Ford Coppola)

I did came up with my own Vamp scarezone idea both era and music wise as a sequel to the last one from 28 of Generation X Music icons as vampires set in 1999 mixed in with the Y2K hysteria. For example: the Grunge type vampires are Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain and Dave Ghrol, and Alice In Chains’ Layne Staley. And the Nu-Metal type vampires are Korn’s Jonathan Davis, and Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington. You also gotta add other iconic Gen X figures from other genres like Tupac, Biggie and Eminem to represent Rap/Hip-Hop, and the Spice Girls to represent Pop Music.

Definitely intended! I figured anything with Nazis might be a touch controversial for Universal (although if I remember right, it has been done before) and I didn’t want to use vampires thrice in a row, which fit the Great Depression more than anything else, so Golden Age Hollywood and a beauty pageant parody fit best in my mind. Figured it would be tongue in cheek about the absurd controlling behavior of the studio system.

I’m starting to get a 30’s vibes with Hooray For Hollywood, and I could easily picture the facade to be big in one of the soundstages or parade buildings.