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I was unfortunately unable to follow the LT stuff when it first started, because I was running off dial-up Internet. Is there anywhere to get kind of an "overview" of what has happened so far or anything?

I know this would probably be a tad offensive, and I'm sure it's been brought up before, but wouldn't real life serial killers be an amazing theme for houses? John Wayne Gacy's basement, Ted Bundy's female victims, Ed Gein's demented home with his dead mother. Actually. Fuck that. I wouldn't want to go in those. I'd shit my pants.

I've got to agree with you on this one. Literary works would be cool, but you would almost have to bring an icon in that would resemble the Storyteller. But there have been plenty of years prior to the icon years where there was no main character of the event. I'd like to see a year where the entire park fits into a theme, including the houses and SZs, when there isn't necessarily a main icon.

Human Centipede house! Just for the sheer shock factor. Ugh how amazing would that be?

So, here's a crazy idea.... Talk of "rolling dice" and "taking chances", accompanied by this being the 21st year, could we be looking at a casino, las Vegas, blackjack type theme/icon? Sit down at the table, wager your life, when The Dealer hits 21. (And you bring Kenny Rodgers "The Gambler" in to perform, that'd be scary as hell XD)

A lot of interesting speculation, I like it! The idea of popular literary works as themes for houses is an interesting one. Now, these opinions are coming from someone that has no connection to Universal pretty much, but it seems to me like it wouldn't exactly intrigue a lot of customers. However, the idea of having one single house with several rooms based on different works, I would love to see (I.e All Night DrIvE In or The Usher's house in '09 - blanking on a name - with literature and not movies). I would love to see Eddie make an appearance! I can't explain how frustrating it was to walk through and entire park of "I.C.U." and never actually see Eddie. (though finally seeing him in this past years scare zone was cool.) Eddie is the type of character thy would appeal to HHN newbies and hardcore fans. As for anything from Stephen King, after watching an interview with him about a month ago, I'm not sure he would give the rights to do something like a haunted house. He's very insistent about being extremely involved in any kind of recreation of his novels, and I doubt he would entertain the idea. But im not gonna lie, it would be an instant classic. But there's my two cents.