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As much as I’m excited for Us (after somehow predicting it correctly a few months ago???), I would be lying if I said I wasn’t kinda sad to see Tooth Fairy go. However, the more I started thinking about it, the more I started realizing that it was probably for the best.
Perhaps the biggest roadblock to getting Tooth Fairy would have to be Knott's. As many of you probably know, Knott's Berry Farm in California has had a popular maze based around the legend of the Tooth Fairy at their Halloween event for a couple years now. Knott's has seen a rather large increase in attendance for their Halloween event and is a formidable opponent to USH. Their competitor’s sister park having a Tooth Fairy maze would be very suspicious, even if the ideas aren’t exactly the same. My guess is that UO realized this and decided to scrap it. I have also wondered if Us was originally gonna be a Hollywood exclusive like Creepshow but was brought over to Orlando as a fix-it.
Also, if the “Bedtime Stories” concept was in fact true, I really hope they bring that to the event next year. Besides, this year’s event seems to be very focused on myths and legends (Abominable Snowman in Terror of the Yukon, the legend of the cemetery in Graveyard Games, hell I’d even say Ghostbusters with their ghost mythology). This coupled with the fact that next year is an important HHN anniversary, it may be a clue to next year’s icon.....
(hey, i can dream)
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On 3/30/2019 at 11:28 AM, terracruentus said:
This page hasn't been touched in a hot minute, and I have a lot of ideas for houses, so why not?
PREQUEL
Where Evil Begins - Travel back to 1940s New York, where struggling author Elsa Strict discovers a mysterious storybook that grants her anything she writes into it. However, the dream soon becomes a nightmare when she begins to go insane. (yes, i'm biased. so what?)
SEQUEL
PsychoScareapy: Squeaky Clean - After years of abandonment, the old Shadybrook Rest Home and Sanitarium has been reopened! Filled with cutting edge technology and caring wait staff, it seems like the days of Shadybrook's treacherous past have been forgotten. However, there seems to be something in the water...
MASHUP
All Out War - In the midst of the Vietnam War, the Body Collectors have taken shop in an abandoned weapons factory. Eager to begin the next chapter of their business, their victim count has dropped due to the arrival of a gang of bloodthirsty nurses. Who will prevail, the Body Collectors or the Nightingales? No matter who wins, both armies will lose.
well...i was KIND OF right
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On 4/8/2019 at 3:26 PM, HHN Pro 2 said:
Alright, someone made a serious speculation map.
Houses
Stranger Things - Soundstage 22
Slaughter Sinema: Director's Cut - Soundstage 24B
Dead Waters: Black Tide - Soundstage 24A
The Haunting of Hill House - Soundstage 25
Halloween - Tent 3
Killer Klownz from Outer Space 3D - Sprung Tent 2
Frostbite - Sprung Tent 1
Seeds of Survival - New Parade Building
The World's End - Parade Building
The Four Horsemen: Reign of Terror - Shrek 4D Theater 2
Scare Zones
The Gateway - Plaza of the Stars
Vamp 2K - New York
Zombies!!! - South Street
The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror - Springfield
Silent Hill - Central Park
Classic Monsters - Hollywood
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Academy of Villains
i was REALLY hoping for a 15th anniversary shaun of the dead house but im more than pleased with the world's end even being on a spec map. another person of culture, i see!
also, are we still anticipating an announcement today or tomorrow? or has that been pushed back?
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ok, so i'm caught up with the most recent speculation. here's something i'd like to ask: do you think the devil's rejects and 3 from hell (despite us knowing next to nothing about it) would have enough house material to have them combined into the rumored house of 1000 corpses? perhaps a firefly saga house can be efficient. i'm a bad horror fan in that i have yet to watch rejects but i feel like a "mega" house telling their cohesive story would be interesting.
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This page hasn't been touched in a hot minute, and I have a lot of ideas for houses, so why not?
PREQUEL
Where Evil Begins - Travel back to 1940s New York, where struggling author Elsa Strict discovers a mysterious storybook that grants her anything she writes into it. However, the dream soon becomes a nightmare when she begins to go insane. (yes, i'm biased. so what?)
SEQUEL
PsychoScareapy: Squeaky Clean - After years of abandonment, the old Shadybrook Rest Home and Sanitarium has been reopened! Filled with cutting edge technology and caring wait staff, it seems like the days of Shadybrook's treacherous past have been forgotten. However, there seems to be something in the water...
MASHUP
All Out War - In the midst of the Vietnam War, the Body Collectors have taken shop in an abandoned weapons factory. Eager to begin the next chapter of their business, their victim count has dropped due to the arrival of a gang of bloodthirsty nurses. Who will prevail, the Body Collectors or the Nightingales? No matter who wins, both armies will lose.
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12 hours ago, ryguyof87 said:
I really enjoyed HDD2U, but it doesn't even really have scares, nor is it a horror film. I really hope Team Orlando knows that this would be horrendous in a house (as the first was already pretty crappy).
I second this. I was the ONLY one out of my friends who enjoyed the movie itself (three cheers for deceased parents!) but I could not for the life of me imagine what the house would be like. Then again, it could be the only chance I have at hearing Paramore at the event...
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I'm not entirely sure if we've discussed this before (I only recently got back to using this site), but I feel like a major property that is being overlooked at the moment is Us. I know Get Out will never be in the event due to its potentially divisive racial commentary, but from what I've heard this movie doesn't have that kind of commentary. Not only that, but from the SXSW reviews I've read, it's even more fucked up and terrifying than Get Out. Since it's *technically* still a Blumhouse movie, what do you guys think the chances of it coming to HHN are?
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slightly unrelated, but i came to the realization that if it had adapted even a little bit of the source material’s violent content, the umbrella academy would be a very high contender for a possible house. i loved the show and most of the changes, but there is some seriously graphic things that happen in the original runs that seemed oddly cut out of the show. im talking “jfk’s head getting blown to bits” level of graphic.
(and yet they kept the incest storyline. yuck!)
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25 minutes ago, zombieman said:
As I mentioned in a diff thread I feel like this is an apology from A&D for TWD. And to me it feels like yesterday, yes. AND the day before yesterday. AND the day before that. AND...
The first movie-ish tie in that came to mind for me was "As Above, So Below". Which no one saw. But would at least involve the catacombs of Paris. And it would involve helmet lights. But I think the house would cost more than the movie grossed...
i honestly thought of 28 weeks later, specifically the very ending of it, but good catch on as above so below. i never finished it but in my defense i get nauseous watching found footage films so i had to turn it off
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as much as i was anticipating IT, im glad it’s getting taken off this year. it’ll make more sense to combine parts one and two into one house, if that’s what their endgame is
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31 minutes ago, Drummanmatt said:
Would Stranger Things qualify as a terrifying TV show? I’m not so sure. Also, would you say that IT has reached iconic status yet given it was only released last year? Splitting hairs for sure, but marketing don’t really care about trivial details like that.
Also, the fact it refers to “the past will haunt you” suggests we won’t get any promos in mazes of upcoming films like insidious 4 in 27. Unless Halloween does come back based on the new film as in Michael Myers is coming back to haunt you?
well, ash vs evil dead isn't that terrifying minus the campy deadite effects and that was a maze last year.
as for "the past will haunt you," it'll be a completely missed opportunity for them not to promote halloween, so i think the latter of your thoughts could be correct
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36 minutes ago, Drummanmatt said:
Yeah! And while they’re at it, let’s show people covered in zombie guts escaping zombie hoards unscathed at the beginning of the maze, then people being turned into zombies by being touched by weapons coated in zombie guts at the end of the maze. Classic walking dead logic.
I literally only watch this show to see just how bad it can get. Every time I think it hits rock bottom it proves me wrong. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a tv show where I think all the characters are awful people and deserve to die. The only character I like is Negan because he at least has fun being a horrible person.
Having said that, an interactive walking dead maze in the style of laser quest/paintball would be pretty fun.
i completely gave up on the walking dead to be honest when they turned glenn’s death into an opportunity for daryl to gain character “development.” im jealous that you’re able to make it this long
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10 minutes ago, Fearlessferret said:
I agree. I loved the movie and I loved the scare zone but I'm kind of disappointed that they chose to bring something back so soon. I wonder if something else fell through or if they were really so cheap they wanted to save money and rehash an idea they JUST DID. will probablystill be my favorite house though. They always do well
i think its less of the fact that they're recycling a property so soon and more of the fact that the original scare zone was a test run FOR a potential house. i can't speak for universal, but that's what it felt like to me, especially since it was a property fans have been begging for even before the IP-palooza began.
while we're discussing trick r treat, can i just say that one of the scare actors for principal wilkins looked a lot like dylan baker? if it gets the house treatment this year, they better hire that dude again
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7 minutes ago, fvcking cvnt said:
Didn’t they announce TCM for 26 first?
if i remember correctly, yes. not only that but AHS was the last house announced that year as well
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they should be coming up really soon now. they’ve started announcing around this time in later years anyways.
my guess is that trick r treat is gonna be the first announcement, given that the ifrit has posted a LOT of stuff relating to it
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i rewatched IT the other night and although it was a very short part of the film, i would absolutely love for IT’s version of eddie in the mattress to make an appearance in the (currently) theoretical house. that would be such a cool animatronic
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9 hours ago, TheShape1031 said:
Has ther ever been any discussion about a Silence of the Lambs maze?
despite it being one of my favorite movies, I just can’t see it being translated into a house. it’s definitely more of a thriller than a horror imo
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guys i only posted that article because of the possibility that it could *potentially* be on the edge. don’t shoot the messenger here.
this isn’t just “pc culture.” it’s a real issue happening in hollywood with horrible consequences. the first straw on the camel’s back wasn’t exposed until HHN ended last year. id assume they’d be more careful this year
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even with the fox/disney deal, i highly doubt it’ll be AHS. universal is still a family park. the walking dead is gory and violet (or at least used to be), but has never been particularly risqué beyond that. AHS is a whole other thing alltogether, with rape, school shootings, etc etc all having parts within the seasons. and yeah they weren’t included in the mazes, but the show itself still showcases them.
my point is that, while it seems like a good idea on paper (or on this case a computer screen), it’s just not tasteful for universal to make AHS permanent
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Oh wow! This place is a little dusty haha. Well, I’m more of an orlando gal (i live in central florida) but i didn’t want to clog the HHN28 speculation board with my idea so here i am. This has been an idea ive had for around a year or so but I’ve found that it’ll most likely never come to fruition because, well, it’s not as popular as many of the other ips rumored; it’ll probably suffer the same fate that Ash vs Evil Dead did. That ip is the FX tv show Legion.
Even though it’s technically a superhero drama, there are a lot of downright TERRIFYING moments in the first season, so it’s fresh with plenty of potential scares. The second season is premiering next month, so who knows what’s gonna happen! Not only that, but since Fox and Universals Studios are fairly friendly with each other’s properties (The Simpsons, AHS, etc) they would probably incorporate the new season into the house as well.
I haven’t drafted out the entire experience yet, BUT I do propose that this house’s facade is Clockworks Hospital, the first major setting in the series. I’ll update this as soon as I finish mapping out my dream experience!
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1 minute ago, OhHaiInternet95 said:
I don't think that's THAT uncommon. Though, despite being a big fan of ST, I'm cool if it opens up a spot for an original (of course, I would much rather see AHS bite the bullet).
i get ya. let’s hope this doesn’t lead to more nefarious things being uncovered on the set because, as a huge fan of the show, it would be an even worse punch to the gut
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1 hour ago, Maxmoser said:
Oh yes! Except wasn’t Scream apart of Die In 2? Because that could work as it’s own house(c’mon now rights holders let’s get it Harvey isnt a problem).
But The Ring, Hellraiser, or Silence Of The Lambs can’t work as their own house.
Japan has their own version of a Sadako/The Ring “house,” which basically goes through T2 until the cursed tape overrides the system and she wrecks havoc among the audience. Would’ve loved to see that here before T2 closed
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Halloween Horror Nights 30 Speculation
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it’s important to remember something: just because blumhouse has a property, doesn’t mean universal will be able to have it at its disposal. despite the first look deal, blumhouse works with other companies (take, for instance, fantasy island being a columbia film)