This is so confusing. So, they are going to close TWDA until HHN, and then open it back up? I thought they were going to convert the space into a general operations facility after losing the Globe Theater?
Or, is it that they are removing TWDA, converting the space, and then one of the HHN mazes will be based on TWD, but not necessarily bringing TWDA back itself?
I'm a little confused as to why they would close it in a few weeks just to open it back up in September but I can't say I'm surprised. They'll tout it as an extra maze until they physically cannot anymore. I hope they can at least use the extra downtime to alter the layout somehow as a last hurrah of sorts. I doubt they will, but oh well.
I hope they can at least use the extra downtime to alter the layout somehow as a last hurrah of sorts. I doubt they will, but oh well.
Chris, is the shared IP that had you so excited last month still happening (to the best of your knowledge)? And if you can share, would it be considered "scary?"
To the best of my knowledge it isn't locked, that said I will be honest and have heard some discouraging news (or lack of to say the least) regarding it coming. And yes, it is a very spooky property.
I do know Murdy wants to lock down one of the white whales, of which I've heard 3 potential properties, but I'll just say upfront IT is not one of them.
“Scary” is subjective.Hope both coasts get some scary IPs.
“Scary” is subjective.
Well, it’s always subjective. But it’s also subjective within the context of what’s coming. I’m theorizing a shared property that I don’t think is scary at all, but my wife refuses to watch because it terrifies her so much.Do you mean that it's always subjective? Or are you saying that there's certain properties that are on the fence, that you're confident we're getting?
I agree with you in the first case, but there are some properties that would get massive complaints for being "not scary." Ghostbusters and Stranger Things, for instance, are most definitely "not scary" in my book. Non-coincidentally they were my two least favorite houses of the event.
Well, it’s always subjective. But it’s also subjective within the context of what’s coming. I’m theorizing a shared property that I don’t think is scary at all, but my wife refuses to watch because it terrifies her so much.
Hope both coasts get some scary IPs.
Ugh, stop with this. It’s so pedantic. We all know subjectivity exists, Plato solved that for us a long time ago. We all know anyone can find anything scary, but if “anything” is “scary,” then nothing is scary. It’s not what this person was asking lol.“Scary” is subjective.
Except, it matters. I don’t find Exorcist, The Shining, or Friday the 13th scary at all. Despite their “horror” classification, and many pointing to them as “scary” IPs, I found their presence at HHN boring and unimpressive. The “Titans of Terror” get a collective shrug, and don’t get me started on the snooze-fests that are most A24 horror films. Event Horizon, 13 Ghosts, and The Strangers mess me up.Ugh, stop with this. It’s so pedantic. We all know subjectivity exists, Plato solved that for us a long time ago. We all know anyone can find anything scary, but if “anything” is “scary,” then nothing is scary. It’s not what this person was asking lol.