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the thing with that is: how much longer will Uni be able to use AHS, I haven't heard it from anyone but Fox owns FX and FX owns AHS, soooo.... I would definitely want them to wait for 30 if the situation was different tho

YES, the Dead Waters facade was amazing, really showed what Universal can do aesthetics wise AHS was my favorite house last year, but you're right, if they focus too much on later season stuff, it'll get HELLA boring, much like the season itself Blumhouse Halloween is gonna pretty much be the past halloween houses we've had. That's exactly why I'm excited, I love those houses because michael Myers is such an intimidating figure, and I imagine that won't change

If y'all had to drop any of the rumored houses for an original, which would you choose? -reminder, the rumors are: Nightmare on Elm Street American Horror Story: Cult Stranger Things IT The Thing Blumhouse’s Halloween Trick ‘r Treat personally I would axe Trick 'r Treat as I've already seen it and I didn't like it too much

I 've never got to experience an anniversary house, but out of all the years, what is considered the best showcase of the best of HHN? Sorry I've been making a couple posts that really require expert knowledge, these are the questions that have been on my mind

I imagine because the creative team didn't have a classic "white whale" like AWiL, Excorcist, and Shining were, and because they already have parts left over from the other maze it won't be too costly. I do agree I would rather be getting a more original white whale, something never seen as much as the thing has been at the event before (Silence of the Lambs pls) but honestly I'm pumped because I love animatronic scares and I never got to experience the other maze Welcome! Happy to hear you're passionate about horror. I agree I'm going to enjoy this "Blumhouse free" year, as technically we are probably getting Halloween but how different is it really going to be from the original lets be honest

Lines at HHN get longer and longer each year as the event grows in popularity, and with huge IPs starting to come yearly to the event, this isn't going to change. The line experience, however, doesn't seem to be advancing. You just stand in a backstage area (some that aren't always the safest places to be walking around in the dark due to rough roads) and shuffle about for however your wait is. When I stood for an hour next to a huge soundstage waiting for dead waters, I couldn't help but think: why don't they have entertainment projected on these huge walls for the guests in line? They could legitimately just put the first film for the IP of the house on repeat on a projector, and people would love it. Also, no, those 5 minute shorts don't count, as I find they get annoying the 10th time you hear it repeated (looking at you Shining) and a lot of the time, they are just reused from years past so they have no relevancy. What's up with this? (BTW, I personally bring those headphones you can plug another set into and jam out with my friend in line)

I am a person with a good amount of free time. I have started to spend that free time writing up concepts for houses. I would like to know how many actors are generally used per SS, Tent, Shrek, and MIB tent house. Also, I would like to know how each location compares to each other based on space. I get most people won't have this knowledge, but if a bored Universal insider comes through and could spare some of their time to give me a general idea of these topics it would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

I thought that too, but Hollywood has it liked on the other side of their page likes so one coast liked it recently and one liked it a while ago, (possibly when the prequel came out) I'm not sure which is which as I'm not too familiar with Facebook's layout

hey, thanks for doing what you do, I can tell you love the event and your list of all the houses you've been in ranked is genius, now allow me to shamelessly copy it .

hm. don't really remember any demons eating people, have you seen footage online?

was checking the universal orlando liked pages...lol they aren't even trying to hide it anymore

which?

yeah but like I said: The Shining was much more anticipated than AHS was, especially as it was AHS's second time around

this sounds amazing

yeah but they had the fucking shining, the excorcist, and american horror story for 26 and 27 and they didn't get the first announcements (I think AHS was more anticipated the first time around)

late march/early april if the past shows anything

i have been waiting for La La Land for SOOO LONG if this shit falls through im done with the event

We've narrowed it down to these 1. The Walking Dead 2. The Purge 3. Hollywood style The Purge with black walls 4. The Disaster Artist 5. Havoc: Derailed: Put Back On The Rail 6. It... Follows 7. Aerosmith house 8. Halloween 3 9. Bioshock 10. Luigi's Mansion/Ghostbusters crossover 11. we're finally getting it, the Night at the Museum house! ben stiller is gonna actually work as a scareactor every night!

either that or with the stranger things clues, he used to say shit about eleven and people were like "omg stranger things eleven!!!111"

i hope

a respected user on Inside Universal just posted this: Fine. I'll allude to what I've heard. I'm not going to tout veracity too much though... Unexpect the expected Sometimes sequels come first EDIT - And I've heard 7 IPs... Not including the normal speculation Fowl published. possibly Conjuring 2?

yeah true, well honestly it probably would have been pretty generic and insidious-esque, I still was kinda hoping for it to come because my girlfriend, who really likes the conjuring films, is probably going w/ me this year. oh well, no leak's set in stone

yeah I know, he could be talking about Will from the show (how do you do spoiler tags??)

Some said that tweet could be interpreted as StrangerT

I really hope they give clownsaws a zone, just try to tell me this isn't the coolest shit ever