HHN is officially halfway in the books. 14 Nights down, 14 to go. It was another really fun weekend at HHN, as I continue to enjoy this year more and more with every passing night. Last night was a shortened night for me, as I didnt get in until 10:30 and I was already exhausted. I only hit up two houses and Bill and Ted before calling it a night. I did from Dusk Till Dawn, and every time I go through this house I continue to feel justified in ranking it dead last this year. Dusk Till Dawn is definitely my second least favorite HHN house ever. Only the joke of a house that was Resident Evil last year is worse. The other house I did was Dollhouse of the Damned, of course because I cant skip that house even for one night. I continue to be in love with this house, but am still not ready to make the official proclamation of it being my favorite house ever, so for another week Catacombs from 2010 will retain that title. Here's a video of some of the highlights from Dollhouse, simply an amazing house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=encPNY3TYdM
Onto the house counts
Roanoke: 7
Dollhouse of the Damned: 14
Halloween: 11
Giggles and Gore: 14
Dracula Untold: 10
Alien Vs Predator: 7
Walking Dead: 5
Dusk Till Dawn: 7
Bill and Ted: 9
Total Houses: 75
Monday, October 13, 2014
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Bill and Ted top 5 best moments
2014 is my fifth year attending Halloween Horror Nights, so its also my fifth Bill and Ted Show. I thought today it would be a good idea to pick my favorite Bill and Ted scenes over the five years Ive attended. I decided choosing the best scene from each of the five years and ranking them.
5. 2013 Opening dance scene: 2013 was an all around solid show but it was really the only one of the five that didnt have a "stand out" skit. so instead I chose the opening dance number, which was by far the best of the 5 years Ive attended. For once they decided to go for a horror theme for the opening dance, as the usual half naked women were all wearing masks of Chucky, Jason, Freddy Etc. Its the only time in five years where Bill and Ted has actually somewhat incorporated a halloween theme.
4. 2011 Conan O Brien the Barbarian: This is one is mostly memorable for the actor who played the Barbarian, who was known for improving his lines every show, leading to a different scene practically every time. The scene morphed conan O brian and Conan the Barbarian into one person, who meets Nicki Minaj with hilarious results.
3. 2012 Magic Mike: Everyone remembers the movie magic Mike, about a male stripper. Well in this Bill and Ted skit Magic Mike is an obese magician, but the planted "audience" members think they are going to see the stripper, so they end up heckling him, when Magic Mike gets frustrated, he gives in and reverts to the stripper routine, again with hilarious results.
2. 2010 Twilight and the Count: the twilight skit for the 2010 show stole the show. Edward and Jacob are finally making bella choose between the two of them. She exclaims "I choose a vampire!" Edward screams "Yes!" when Bella says "No not you" when suddenly this guy appears and Bella starts making out with him
After the makeout session, he turns to a jealous Jacob and Edward and exclaims "This show was brought to you by the Letters F and U!"
1. 2014: Elsa lets herself go
Luckily there is an audio clip of this on youtube, so i will just present it. An obese Elsa comes out and first Parodies "do you wanna build a snowman?" into "do you wanna eat a snowcone?"followed by "let it go" into "I let myself go." I never heard a crowd cheer after a skit the way they do after this skit every. single. time. its gold.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onGzITjonHU
5. 2013 Opening dance scene: 2013 was an all around solid show but it was really the only one of the five that didnt have a "stand out" skit. so instead I chose the opening dance number, which was by far the best of the 5 years Ive attended. For once they decided to go for a horror theme for the opening dance, as the usual half naked women were all wearing masks of Chucky, Jason, Freddy Etc. Its the only time in five years where Bill and Ted has actually somewhat incorporated a halloween theme.
4. 2011 Conan O Brien the Barbarian: This is one is mostly memorable for the actor who played the Barbarian, who was known for improving his lines every show, leading to a different scene practically every time. The scene morphed conan O brian and Conan the Barbarian into one person, who meets Nicki Minaj with hilarious results.
3. 2012 Magic Mike: Everyone remembers the movie magic Mike, about a male stripper. Well in this Bill and Ted skit Magic Mike is an obese magician, but the planted "audience" members think they are going to see the stripper, so they end up heckling him, when Magic Mike gets frustrated, he gives in and reverts to the stripper routine, again with hilarious results.
1. 2014: Elsa lets herself go
Luckily there is an audio clip of this on youtube, so i will just present it. An obese Elsa comes out and first Parodies "do you wanna build a snowman?" into "do you wanna eat a snowcone?"followed by "let it go" into "I let myself go." I never heard a crowd cheer after a skit the way they do after this skit every. single. time. its gold.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onGzITjonHU
Monday, October 6, 2014
HHN House Count After Week 3
Its only October 5th and I had to wear a heavy sweatshirt to HHN tonight! I loved it! we are now 10 nights into HHN 2014 with 18 to go and I have a major update in my rankings.
As much as I adore Halloween I have thought hard and after many run throughs have made the decision that Dollhouse of the Damned is now my undisputed favorite house this year, but it may be even more than that. I never in my life thought that I would even think about replacing my number one favorite house of all time, Catacombs in 2010. That was the second HHN house I ever went through, and was the house that I solely tribute to getting me hooked on HHN. But I love DOTD so much that I think it may just be my favorite house ever. Not one single scene in this house falls flat, every single scene is an A+. The ballerina, the crib room, the ventriloquist scene, bodies in the wall, its all perfection. For now I have it at number two, but by the end of this year I will make the determination on whether or not catacombs will actually be dethroned.
When I made my initial ranking I said this years house lineup doesnt have the top end quality that last years lineup did, but had better depth. By that I meant this years top 3 wasnt as good as last years top 3. I now retract that statement. My top 3 of Dollhouse, Halloween, and Giggles and Gore is just as good as last years top 3, just in different ways. While last years top 3 earned their high ranking with jaw dropping sets and props and mind blowing special effects, the top three this year earn the high ranking by just being plain creepy and scary, at times downright terrifying. Its more of an old school year, as the top 3 this year wont blow you away with effects, but will certainly make you squirm with their scare tactics and gore. The closet scene in Halloween may be the single most terrifying scene Ive ever encountered in 5 years at HHN. every time I go through it I get nervous. The claustrophobic nature of it, the flickering lights, the lightbulb above ferociously shaking back and forth, and then "BOOM!" theres Michael Myers slamming the door with a very very loud thud with his face in your face, butcher knife in hand. An incredible scene.
Even though I have been posting my house counts here for the past few years I dont feel like Ive fully explained my rationale behind it.
http://www.horrornightnightmares.com/forums/index.php/topic/4193-hhn-24-house-and-show-counts/
That is a link to a thread where all fans of HHN can post and update their house counts for the year. For me a lot of the lure of HHN is that I consider it a game or a challenge of "how high can I get my house count?" Unfortunately Ive never even come close to topping the supreme HHN fans, who routinely top 200 per year, but its still fun for me to see how high i can get. So now here finally is my updated house count after week 3.
Roanoke: 6
Dollhouse of the Damned: 10
Halloween: 7
Giggles and Gore: 12
Dracula Untold: 9
Alien Vs Predator: 6
Walking Dead: 5
From Dusk Till Dawn: 5
Bill and Ted: 7
Total Houses: 60
As much as I adore Halloween I have thought hard and after many run throughs have made the decision that Dollhouse of the Damned is now my undisputed favorite house this year, but it may be even more than that. I never in my life thought that I would even think about replacing my number one favorite house of all time, Catacombs in 2010. That was the second HHN house I ever went through, and was the house that I solely tribute to getting me hooked on HHN. But I love DOTD so much that I think it may just be my favorite house ever. Not one single scene in this house falls flat, every single scene is an A+. The ballerina, the crib room, the ventriloquist scene, bodies in the wall, its all perfection. For now I have it at number two, but by the end of this year I will make the determination on whether or not catacombs will actually be dethroned.
When I made my initial ranking I said this years house lineup doesnt have the top end quality that last years lineup did, but had better depth. By that I meant this years top 3 wasnt as good as last years top 3. I now retract that statement. My top 3 of Dollhouse, Halloween, and Giggles and Gore is just as good as last years top 3, just in different ways. While last years top 3 earned their high ranking with jaw dropping sets and props and mind blowing special effects, the top three this year earn the high ranking by just being plain creepy and scary, at times downright terrifying. Its more of an old school year, as the top 3 this year wont blow you away with effects, but will certainly make you squirm with their scare tactics and gore. The closet scene in Halloween may be the single most terrifying scene Ive ever encountered in 5 years at HHN. every time I go through it I get nervous. The claustrophobic nature of it, the flickering lights, the lightbulb above ferociously shaking back and forth, and then "BOOM!" theres Michael Myers slamming the door with a very very loud thud with his face in your face, butcher knife in hand. An incredible scene.
Even though I have been posting my house counts here for the past few years I dont feel like Ive fully explained my rationale behind it.
http://www.horrornightnightmares.com/forums/index.php/topic/4193-hhn-24-house-and-show-counts/
That is a link to a thread where all fans of HHN can post and update their house counts for the year. For me a lot of the lure of HHN is that I consider it a game or a challenge of "how high can I get my house count?" Unfortunately Ive never even come close to topping the supreme HHN fans, who routinely top 200 per year, but its still fun for me to see how high i can get. So now here finally is my updated house count after week 3.
Roanoke: 6
Dollhouse of the Damned: 10
Halloween: 7
Giggles and Gore: 12
Dracula Untold: 9
Alien Vs Predator: 6
Walking Dead: 5
From Dusk Till Dawn: 5
Bill and Ted: 7
Total Houses: 60
Sunday, September 28, 2014
House Count After Week Two of HHN
Just home from the end of night six and week two of HHN and I have to say that I am loving it this year so much!! definitely way more enjoyable than the last two years, still not quite up to 2011 standards, but this year is so fantastic all around. The last two years there would be several years where I would just leave early but so far this year Ive stayed till closing every night because I wanted to keep hitting more houses. There was a random rain shower at 10:45 tonight and I got absolutely drenched but I pulled through and stuck it out through midnight, soaking wet. It was kind of fun actually, so heres the house counts after two weeks.
Roanoke: 4
Dollhouse of the Damned: 7
Halloween: 4
Giggles and Gore: 10
Dracula Untold: 6
Alien Vs Predator: 5
Walking Dead: 4
From Dusk Till Dawn: 4
Bill and Ted: 5
Total Houses: 44
Roanoke: 4
Dollhouse of the Damned: 7
Halloween: 4
Giggles and Gore: 10
Dracula Untold: 6
Alien Vs Predator: 5
Walking Dead: 4
From Dusk Till Dawn: 4
Bill and Ted: 5
Total Houses: 44
Friday, September 26, 2014
HHN 24 Review
It is hard to believe that another year of Halloween Horror
Nights is here again! I wait ten and a half months for this ad every year
during opening weekend its like a special reunion with a close friend you
haven’t seen in forever. The first time through every house you are on an
adrenaline high and just so ecstatic to be going through HHN house again, which
is why I reserve judgment and reviewing the event until four or five nights
have passed and I have been through every house multiple times. It really isn’t
possible to properly review the event until you have been through every house
at least 2-3 times because its impossible to see everything a house has to offer
in one walkthrough. Now that I have had that opportunity, here is my review of
each house, ranked 1-8.
1.
Halloween: The moment I heard this iconic horror
movie would be turned into a house, I was ecstatic. I knew it would be a
fantastic house, and it did not disappoint at all. This house literally scene
by scene takes you through the entire movie, with the iconic creepy music from
the movie playing in the background the whole way. This house is perfect and
every time Michael Myers jumped out at me I jumped a little, that mask is
terrifying. 5 Stars
In the closet scene, Freddy Kruegers sweater makes an appearance.
2. Dollhouse of the Damned: This is absolutely,
without a doubt, the most creepy, unnerving, unsettling house I have ever been
through at HHN. The premise is a little confusing, but basically it’s a
dollhouse where some of the dolls went bad and tortured the other dolls and now
it’s like a run-down abandoned toy factory. There really is no other word to
describe this house than plain old creepy, which is perfect for a haunted
house. 5 Stars
3.Giggles and Gore: One of the real surprises of
the year. I was not anticipating loving this house for two reasons. First, it’s
the disaster queue house, which is traditionally one of the weaker house. The
disaster queue house, has never cracked my top three (until now.) second, it’s
a clown house, and clown houses are one of the most cliché types of haunted
house imaginable. However, leave it up to the geniuses at HHN to come up with a
completely fresh and new take on clown houses. The story of this house is that
basically people are forced to become clowns against their will, and this house
takes you through the factory as you see the clowns being made. There are so
many great visual effects in this house, and just like Dollhouse, this one is
very creepy as well. 5 Stars
One great visual gag, is the clown in the making with his eyes forced open forced to watch Woody Woodpecker
4.Alien Vs Predator: This seems to be one of the most polarizing
houses this year. I have seen many people have it as their number one and claim
it one of the best houses ever and I have seen many put it at the bottom of
their list questioning what the hype was about. For me it sticks right in the
middle, but there is not much that separates it from any of the top 3. This is
a house with incredible sets, with some of the most unbelievable special
effects I have ever seen in a HHN house and the alien and predator costumes are
terrifying and outstanding. One problem: the house is incredibly dependent on
timing. If you have bad timing, you could miss all the effects and therefore
not like the house. So its hit or miss, which means it sticks in the middle. 4.5 Stars
5.The Walking Dead: End of the Line: lets hope the
title rings true and this really is the end of the Line for the Walking Dead at
HHN. This is the 3rd year for a Walking Dead house at HHN, and while
this years is far and away better than the previous two, it still isn’t good
enough to crack the top half of my rankings. At this point it is what it is, a
zombie house, another cliché in haunted houses. The Show is much more about
human interaction than it is about zombies, and therefore it simply doesn’t translate
well to a haunted house. I really did enjoy this years house, as evidenced by
its pretty high ranking, but I still don’t want it back for a 4th
year. 4 Stars
6.Dracula Untold: Kind of a surprise hit this
year, I fully expected to not enjoy this house at all and had almost
immediately resigned it to the very bottom of my rankings right away. However,
I dd really enjoy this house, so much so that it escapes the bottom two. The
sets in this house are beautiful, and I really enjoyed the gothic tone this house
took on. Of course, its still not good enough to crack the top 5 so its not
without its flaws. The story was sketchy at best, and the scares were minimal.
Dracula himself was practically nowhere to be seen also. Still though, number
six for this house should be seen as an accomplishment given my expectations.
3.5 Stars
7.
Roanoke: Cannibal Colony: The disappointment of
the year. This was one of my most anticipated, as a historical house on the
lost colony of Roanoke sounded so promising. Unfortunately, while the house is
far from bad, it doesn’t hold up well against the other six houses ahead of it.
The house is repetitive, and the music and the lighting in the house was just
bizarre. Also, the cannibal idea sounds good on paper, but it makes the actors
in the house more focused on eating their prop humans rather than trying to
scare the people walking through the house. One great thing about the house is
the entrance, one of the most awesome house entrances Ive ever seen at HHN. Another
great thing is this the second goriest house Ive ever seen at HHN, only behind
Saws N Steam in 2011, which was my favorite house that year. Gore is always a
good thing at HHN. 3 Stars
8. From Dusk Till Dawn: I just really didn’t get
this house. It has some neat visuals, but very little scares. It does a good
job of recreating the movie, but I could just never get into it. After a second
run through it only confirmed my opinion of this being my least favorite house
this year. 2 Stars
Bill and Ted: Bill and Ted is back once again. I, as well as
many other HHN fans have a special connection to this show, and therefore I
could never say anything bad about Bill and Ted. The humor and entertainment
this show provided have brought me out of some depressing moods over the years.
This years show is one of the funniest since I have started going. As much as I
love Bill and Ted, I normally don’t consider it all that funny, just wildly
entertaining. This year however, I did actually find many parts hilarious.
Scare Zones: Scare zones are back for the first time since
2011, and while the streets are much better than the past two years, they are
still nowhere near as good as the pre-2012 levels. The problem is the daytime
parade, which began in 2012. The parade needs space to go through the streets
of the park every day, meaning that there can no longer be the big massive
props that enhanced scare zones before 2012 when there was no parade. Until
Universal commits to just not running the parade during the HHN season, which
they should do since I don’t think anyone would be crushed if the silly parade
was held off for a month, we are going to continue to get half assed scare
zones.
So how does this event hold up compared to past years? Well
this year’s house lineup has the depth that last year didn’t have, but not the
top end quality. This years top 3 isnt as good as last years top 3, but this
years bottom 3 is also much better than last years bottom 3. It still doesn’t
have the depth the 2011 lineup had however. 2011 is nearly untouchable in terms
of how great the
house lineup was that year. In terms of house lineup Id rank
the years:
1.
2011
2.
2014
3.
2013
4.
2010
5.
2012
But in terms of the overall event (Houses, scare zones,
shows, overall ambience) Id rank
1.
2011
2.
2010
3.
2014
4.
2013
5.
2012
Keep tuned to this blog every Sunday night/Monday morning
for my updated house count and general observations from the event.
Sunday, September 21, 2014
House count After Week 1 of HHN
Two nights of HHN are in the books. I still have not gone through all 8 houses, I still have two that I have yet to experience, so a review will have to wait until next week but I do have a couple of observations.
The amount of houses per year had slowly increased over the years, from 5 in 2002 to 8 in 2007. Since 2007 though, the house count has remained at 8 every year. Its time for Universal to recognize the event has oficially outgrown 8 houses, and a 9th is necessary, maybe even a 10th. Opening weekend, traditionally a non busy weekend, was insane. Every house hit an hour, and many hit 90 minutes. I remember opening weekend in 2011 where many houses were 10 or less all night. The event continues to get more and more popular and Universal needs to adjust.
Bill and Ted this year is the best since I started going. Half the show is basically spent ripping on Disney, and boy do they deserve it with the year they had. The Frozen parody is comedy gold. Aside from the actors who play Bill and Ted, the most popular actor who is in the show every year is an obese woman, I dont know her name so thats all I can identify her as. Two years ago, her parody of Honey boo boo was spot on, and last year she was hilarious as Paula Deen. This year, she gets to play Elsa, and hilariously parodies "let it go" into "I let myself go." I, and most of the audience, just lost it.
Now onto the house count. Thank God for my express pass or my house count would be nonexistant.
Roanoke: 0
Dollhouse of the Damned: 2
Halloween: 1
Giggles and Gore: 2
Dracula Untold: 1
Alien Vs Predator: 0
Walking Dead: 1
From Dusk Till Dawn: 1
Bill and Ted: 2
Total Houses: 8
Now the wait till Thursday begins.
The amount of houses per year had slowly increased over the years, from 5 in 2002 to 8 in 2007. Since 2007 though, the house count has remained at 8 every year. Its time for Universal to recognize the event has oficially outgrown 8 houses, and a 9th is necessary, maybe even a 10th. Opening weekend, traditionally a non busy weekend, was insane. Every house hit an hour, and many hit 90 minutes. I remember opening weekend in 2011 where many houses were 10 or less all night. The event continues to get more and more popular and Universal needs to adjust.
Bill and Ted this year is the best since I started going. Half the show is basically spent ripping on Disney, and boy do they deserve it with the year they had. The Frozen parody is comedy gold. Aside from the actors who play Bill and Ted, the most popular actor who is in the show every year is an obese woman, I dont know her name so thats all I can identify her as. Two years ago, her parody of Honey boo boo was spot on, and last year she was hilarious as Paula Deen. This year, she gets to play Elsa, and hilariously parodies "let it go" into "I let myself go." I, and most of the audience, just lost it.
Now onto the house count. Thank God for my express pass or my house count would be nonexistant.
Roanoke: 0
Dollhouse of the Damned: 2
Halloween: 1
Giggles and Gore: 2
Dracula Untold: 1
Alien Vs Predator: 0
Walking Dead: 1
From Dusk Till Dawn: 1
Bill and Ted: 2
Total Houses: 8
Now the wait till Thursday begins.
Monday, September 15, 2014
Halloween Horror Nights 24 Preview
Well, its that time of year again ! I have been counting down since November 3rd of last year and that countdown has now reached four days. FOUR DAYS! Its hard to believe that in less than 100 hours I will be roaming through those haunted houses, listening to the creepy music and breathing in the delicious fog pumped throughout the whole park. This year promises to be another special year, and heres a quick preview of the 8 haunted houses, ranked in order from my most to least anticipated.
1. Halloween: finally, one of the most iconic and famed horror movies of all time is coming to Halloween Horror Nights! it hard to believe that it took 24 years to get Michael Meyers to Orlando, but it is happening this year, and this is without a doubt the biggest selling card for many people this year. I think I will get goosebumps as I hear that iconic music as Im about to enter the house.
2. Dollhouse of the Damned: This original house will take you through an abandoned toy factory where the dolls have come. This one is going to be the super creepy house of the year and I cant wait.
3. Alien Vs Predator: This movie wasnt a great movie, but it certainly should make for a great haunted house. This is going to be the special effects/technological house of the year, and supposedly some of the effects are going to blow people away with how great they are.
4. Roankoke:Canibal Colony: This house is an alternate take on the lost colony of Roanoke, long story short: They got overtaken by cannibals. This is going to be the gore house of the year, hopefully there will be lots of blood.
5. Giggles and Gore: This house takes you through a factory that produces clowns from normal people. Basically people were forced to become clowns permanently against their will. This house will be the dark humor house of the year.
6. Walking Dead: For the 3rd year in a row the Walking Dead takes one of the 8 house slots in Halloween Horror Nights. I wasnt a big fan of either of the first two, so I am not expecting to love this one either. The only reason this is number six instead of eight is that this is being touted as the longest house in Horror Nights history, which is pretty exciting.
7. Dracula:Untold: This house will be based on the upcoming movie being released in October. After watching the trailer the movie looks like it will suck, and it also looks like more of an action movie, rather than a horror movie, so I could really do without this house. This looks like nothing more than a money grab from Universal to promote their new movie.
8. From Dusk Till Dawn: Two vampire houses this year, why? Ive never seen this movie and I dont really care to. I dont think this house will be terrible, but that doesnt mean Im super excited about them either.
One thing to look forward to this year is the return of scare zones for the first time since 2011! The last two years Universal has experimented with "Street experiences" rather than scare zones, the idea being the actors were free to roam throughout the whole park rather than being confined to a zone. The experiment was met with near universal negativity, as it took away from so much ambience of the event, and left the street without any themes to their actors, they were just random actors in costumes once in awhile. Hearing all the negativity Universal has opted to return to the scare zone format this year. Rejoice!
And of course Bill and Ted will be returning. Recently a five year contract was signed to keep Bill and Ted at Halloween Horror Nights through 2020, which is great news because its impossible to imagine HHN without Bill and Ted. Get ready for another great year and in a couple weeks, a review from me!
1. Halloween: finally, one of the most iconic and famed horror movies of all time is coming to Halloween Horror Nights! it hard to believe that it took 24 years to get Michael Meyers to Orlando, but it is happening this year, and this is without a doubt the biggest selling card for many people this year. I think I will get goosebumps as I hear that iconic music as Im about to enter the house.
2. Dollhouse of the Damned: This original house will take you through an abandoned toy factory where the dolls have come. This one is going to be the super creepy house of the year and I cant wait.
3. Alien Vs Predator: This movie wasnt a great movie, but it certainly should make for a great haunted house. This is going to be the special effects/technological house of the year, and supposedly some of the effects are going to blow people away with how great they are.
4. Roankoke:Canibal Colony: This house is an alternate take on the lost colony of Roanoke, long story short: They got overtaken by cannibals. This is going to be the gore house of the year, hopefully there will be lots of blood.
5. Giggles and Gore: This house takes you through a factory that produces clowns from normal people. Basically people were forced to become clowns permanently against their will. This house will be the dark humor house of the year.
6. Walking Dead: For the 3rd year in a row the Walking Dead takes one of the 8 house slots in Halloween Horror Nights. I wasnt a big fan of either of the first two, so I am not expecting to love this one either. The only reason this is number six instead of eight is that this is being touted as the longest house in Horror Nights history, which is pretty exciting.
7. Dracula:Untold: This house will be based on the upcoming movie being released in October. After watching the trailer the movie looks like it will suck, and it also looks like more of an action movie, rather than a horror movie, so I could really do without this house. This looks like nothing more than a money grab from Universal to promote their new movie.
8. From Dusk Till Dawn: Two vampire houses this year, why? Ive never seen this movie and I dont really care to. I dont think this house will be terrible, but that doesnt mean Im super excited about them either.
One thing to look forward to this year is the return of scare zones for the first time since 2011! The last two years Universal has experimented with "Street experiences" rather than scare zones, the idea being the actors were free to roam throughout the whole park rather than being confined to a zone. The experiment was met with near universal negativity, as it took away from so much ambience of the event, and left the street without any themes to their actors, they were just random actors in costumes once in awhile. Hearing all the negativity Universal has opted to return to the scare zone format this year. Rejoice!
And of course Bill and Ted will be returning. Recently a five year contract was signed to keep Bill and Ted at Halloween Horror Nights through 2020, which is great news because its impossible to imagine HHN without Bill and Ted. Get ready for another great year and in a couple weeks, a review from me!
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