I am Weighting

Has anybody else noticed that the image is both a spider and a vampire's face? I think it's pretty cool. EDIT: Or maybe that's just me, seeing things that aren't there...

^ I hope so! The chairactor is one of my all time favorite effects from HHN. It looks so realistic!

1. Gothic 2. Universal's House of Horrors 3. Dead End 4. Silent Hill 5. Penn and Teller 6. The Walking Dead 7. Alice Cooper They're all pretty close together but there's a huge gap in my excitement between Penn and Teller and The Walking Dead. Great show, can't see it as a house. And I'm not really that excited for Alice Cooper, but it should be pretty good. Maybe I'll end up loving it.

I am very excited for this house, too. It actually looks really creepy. I hope this is the "silent" house. Like the house with very low music and minimal sound effects, but very natural noises, like Winter's Night and The Orfanage. Those houses creeped me out, and I think this house may be scarier than we are expecting.

This house. This #hotdog house. I think this is my most anticipated, especially after seeing Winter's Night last year. That picture above actually makes this house look amazing and I cannot wait to walk through it at least nine times within two days.

I am beyond excited for this house. I love classic Universal and I am really interested to see how the DE style works out for it.

The Victorian house looks very similar to the facade for the Wyandot Estate. Just more... dilapidated.

I sincerely hope this is only wishful thinking.

*phew* I almost felt bad for a moment. Almost.

Was anyone else really cruel on the survey? I was really looking forward to an awesome site this year.

I'll definitely look into the book; I love Stephen King, though his work gets a little repetitive. If you've read The Stand and IT, you've read just about all of his horror books. What I meant is that a sequel in the Overlook would be ridiculous, considering the hotel is destroyed in the book. I thought the mini-series was pretty good, as far as a faithful adaptation goes, but I also thought Kubrick's The Shining was better than King's. King's is almost boring in comparison. I still don't see how The Shining (either version) could translate well into a house at HHN. The mood of isolation is hard to create in a congo line.

Universal is not remaking The Shining or making a sequel. The Shining's already been remade and nothing, no matter what, could or will ever live up to Kubrick's masterpiece. A sequel is just... ridiculous. And I'm pretty sure Warner Bros still has the rights. However, a poll for HHN did mention The Shining, which does add some credit. I still highly doubt it, considering it's a Warner Bros movie and it's Stephen King, who has explicitly said he doesn't want his books made into houses. Maybe we'll see The Shining, but not The Shining, but it looks like The Shining? I highly doubt it, though.