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Just remember this guys. As unhappy as a lot of you may be for TWD overkill, it's better than Klownz or Freakz for three years in a row.

Sounds like AWIL to me.

I just want to throw out that Cabin in the Woods is one of the big reasons why I am flying out to the other side of the country this year.I'm looking forward to the few originals that will be there as well, but Resident Evil, Cabin in the Woods, and American Werewolf in London are the main reasons I'm going. I said it here before and I'll say it again. Reserve your judgement before you criticize the event and just go and have fun. That's all we're going to do at the end of the night, isn't it?

I'm looking forward to seeing both renditions of the Walking Dead houses. While a lot of people are going to complain about this, I'm going to enjoy it. Shorter line for mmeeeeeeee!

Looks like you guys are getting the Evil Dead remake as well as us in Hollywood. There was a leaked add from the Evil Dead DVD case. I'm trying to upload the image, but it won't let me. Here's what is says though. "Enter for a chance to experience the new EVIL DEAD MAZE at Universal Studios Hollywood or Universal Orlando Resort. Opening Sep. 20th 2013." It showed an image of the possesed Mia at the bottom.

Put me on the list for October 5th; I will also be at IoA the same day and will be at USF on the 4th.

THAT musician house would also (St.) anger metalheads and HHN fans even further. Metal-heads: "First the black album, a documentry movie, and now a maze at HHN!?" Metallica REALLY sold out". HHN fans: "First Penn and Teller, Alice Cooper, the movies houses, and now a METALLICA house....something that barely relates to horror? HHN REALLY sold out!" It would be weird, but that didn't stop Hollywood from doing a Dubstep house. Being a metal fan, I have to admit that would get me out there, though.

Am I looking at this wrong, or does the site not offer the Front of the Line Pass?

You and your friends thought this would be a relaxing weekend away at an isolated cabin. But you’re being watched. And manipulated. They are pulling strings to orchestrate a bloody sacrifice that dates back to the beginning of time. You think you know this story. You think you’re in control. THINK AGAIN.

I would choose 2009. Not the Orlando event, but Hollywood. I only went through My Bloody Valentine and Halloween once. I would have loved to have gone through Halloween one more time.

Let me put my two cents in on this matter. Universal has and always will be a business, like Coast has brought up. For better or for worse, Universal is going to make decisions that will bring in the most money. That's what they have done and will always do. They have discovered that using many IPs will draw the crowds and it works. Heck, one of the IPs (Cabin in the Woods) is what's drawing me to very likely fly down to Florida this year. With all of the IPs, at least they're doing some original concepts to help appeal to the more devoted fans like us. My point is, IP, rehashed, or original (Especially my case since I live down in Hollywood), I still love Halloween Horror Nights. It's a quality event unlike any other. The movie quality sets, the intense scares, and awesome environments put me into another terrifying world where I can escape from everyday life. By being upset about the trivial things that the event is straying away towards, you are forgetting the true purpose of the event: to just have a good time and to enjoy the work the creative team can put together despite the restrictions they have. In 2010 for Hollywood, I absolutely hated the line-up. It was all repeats and nothing original because they wanted to appeal entirely to the GP. Even though that was the worst year by far for me, I still had a great time with my friends and was able to escape. I am a die-hard fan of HHN. While there are there will always be some things I love more or hate more, I still go regardless because I have learned that I will always enjoy myself. In the meantime, the people who run the event are benefiting from my business while I'm having a good time. Don't let trivial things you don't like ruin the event for you. Don't let its flaws drag you down and enjoy the event with an open mind.

Unless they immediately decide to tear down the sprung tents in the middle of construction to build the Sesame Street ride in Singapore, I think we are going to get 8 houses. I'm pretty sure we're safe. As for Transformers helping the crowds, we thought they would help the crowds at our event, but they were even worse. Maybe since you'll be going back to 8 houses and have that, it might help a bit, but I doubt it will do much.

I'm not a fan of Resident Evil either. I don't care much for the games or the movies as the closest I've ever come to RE is having the iPod game for one of my apps. I do think it would be cool to see as a house as it would have really cool villains to use in there. As much as I would like to think they'll focus on the games, after seeing Silent Hill last year (Just the videos), I think they'll only focus on the movies. They'll probably just incorporate the villains from the games like they did with Robbie in SH last year. I'm pretty certain the Hollywood event will really pay attention to the 100th anniversary, but I hope they pay some homage to that as well. They already did that last year with House of Horrors. Maybe the Usher could make a return?

As a matter of fact, they did use Bane over in Hollywood and he did fight Justin Bieber. "I am Universal's reckoning..." Haha

...because the building got torn down? Haha Just kidding. I know what you mean. They could've moved it, sure, but I think the budget that was going to be planned to be used for the house got used for Transformers. That's the only logical guess I can think of.