The Director of Horror

It had a horrible and almost sad atmosphere. Loved the dunce, jungle gmy, foam ashes and house entrance, and the open fire. Cindy in the finale scene was great, she palyed along wonderfully. Cindy and I played patty-cake, smiled and laughed together. Sigh.

I was able to see Scott on his megaphone as the cast was coming out from a cast change. Good detail in this house. It seems as if I missed the float spoiler! (crash)spoiler!

I liked all the red lighting and steampunk vibe. The CDT got me very good a few times, especially Bryan. It was a little too short in length. Enjoyed all the water gags that they used.

The effects made this house. I didn't get many scares. Effects that stand out: see through wall, the floor, the pepper's ghost, the picture of Regan. Amazing facade.

Loved the ambiance and atmospehere. I've always been a fan of the traditional Halloween and things that are turned on their head, so this was a great scarezone for me. Got quite a good amounts of scares.

Great facade. The only memorable room for me was the jail cells. I pressesed the button, the air went off, the audio went crazy, but saw no Jack. Not that many scares.

Smokers and rude drunks.

First house of the night. Lots of great detail. Got a bunch of good scares (me and my cousin were the only two in this house due to Stay and Scream). Clapped for the Body Collectors. Second time through, the whole spine-ripping table was moved completly out of sight. The finale was too bright during the day, but got scared by at least a couple of the actors, nevertheless. Got absolutly no scares in either of the DE rooms, but was targeted by every single actor the third time through. Still think they need to slap on a "Universal Prop Warehouse" sign (same sign in 20 Years), just to make it more recognizable as a prop warehouse.

Second house of the night. It was really too light for this house to be effective. I liked it, but didn't love it. Got a lot of good scares. Liked the height of several of the rooms. Liked the sets. *More in depth review after tomorrow night.

Tonight was not my night for photos. First, I left the camera battery at the park, so then my dad had to take the battery to the exit turnstiles. So then I take some photos while it's still light, got some nice shots. Nightfall comes. My camera has dozens of different settings (none of which I know greatly about), but I usually kept it on either ISO or WB. Tnen I would change between "Night", "Standard", "Motion", and "Sun". None of those worked out too well. Then I went into the VIP Lounge and took a lot of really clear shot, so apparently I just didn't have it on the right night time settings when out in the streets. Then, as the night went on, the camera quality/clearness got worse. The major problem was blurrieness and shaking. I have a Sony DSLR A-100. If anyone can tell me what I should fix or am doing wrong, please tell me! My very few good photos will be up shortly.

Here's a pic: (sorry it's doesn't show much of me and it's blurry, but it's the only recent one of me) *Blonde hair, blue eyes, semi-tall.

After a diner at Margarittaville, I headed over to the arch and took so shots and watched the video. I love the addition with the Fear metamorphous with all the other icons. Unfortunatly, I couldn't actually go into the park tonight, though. 19 more hours!!!!!!

While at the Orlando airport, I stopped by the Universal store. I bought the lantern pin and the house shirt. The lantern pin looks really nice, but the cheesy blinking red light completly ruins it. By the way, I'd love to get the Fear pin, but the airport dtore only had the lantern pin.

^^^ That's a great shot! I'm guetting all my camera stuff ready. I have Sony DLSR camera, not a little lightweight digital camera. So do y'all think (from people who've experienced this before) I should just wear the actual camera around my neck, or should I take the bag aswell? I'm leaning towards just taking the camera itself?

The 21+ age on the VIP Lounge: some people. (Younger that 21, are just as, if not more mature than adults. I want in.) The 20 Years of Fear Tours are only on Wednesdays: (Some die hard HHN fans don't live in Florida, which means it's less likely to be in Orlando on the weekdays.) There are 3 out of 5 rooms from 2008 in Hallow'd Past: (As much as I loved 2008, this house is about the past, not just 2008. Body Collectors (2005), Mad Tea Party (2008), SS Frightanic, Treaks & Foons, and Dungeon of Terror could make-up the house.)

That made my day!

So, is this "photo booth" similar to this:

Are you kidding me! They have bars every fifty feet around the park, and I can't come in here! I mean, I live in Atlanta, so I can't make it to the 20 Years of Fear Tour, and now I can't go in this! For somebody that really wants to be in some sort of creative department (preferably Universal A&D) all of the concept art/elevations/floor plans that are within that exhibit would make me one happy camper. But now I'm an angry camper. Ugh!!!!! [rant not over]

So is the rumor about the lounge only being open to guest 21 and older!?!