RevFreako
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Did they? My impression was that gag was in only in Hollywood. If so, I sit correctedOrlando had a Gay Superman.
Did they? My impression was that gag was in only in Hollywood. If so, I sit correctedOrlando had a Gay Superman.
Did they? My impression was that gag was in only in Hollywood. If so, I sit corrected
Say what?Did anyone else pick up on the Grudge girl at the end of the Killer Klownz maze? Could just be promotion for the 2020 reboot coming. That wouldn’t be big on my wish list.
Right after clownzilla she was standing in a doorway at the end of the hall. Stuck out to me right away and thought it was Grudge right awaySay what?
Right after clownzilla she was standing in a doorway at the end of the hall. Stuck out to me right away and thought it was Grudge right away
It very well could have been a victim. I just couldn’t remember anyone like her from KKFOS. It looked out of place and eerily similar to Grudge girlI think that's just supposed to be one of the Klowns' victims. I don't think it has anything to do with the Grudge
I feel like they might pull something big out this year. Whether it's making the whole event big since it's an anniversary year or at least securing a big IP that can anchor down the event.
Considering they went 80's 2 years in a row, Could that have been a way for them to recycle a lot of things from the previous years to save costs and only put big funds in their headlining properties like the Ghostbusters & Stranger Things house and Merch to be able to have bigger funds to go all in on HHN 30? I feel like besides GB & ST's everything else just seemed simple, recycled and not so costly, Which doesn't necessarily mean it was not effective.
Almost all the scarezones was basically simple masks or makeup with some simple recycled props except maybe Hellbilly Deluxe.
Almost all the houses were recycled material or properties from previous years just with a few updates (Yeti's, Classic Monsters, Nightingales, Killer Klownz, Graveyard Games).
These are my thoughts after going through HHN29 and seeing how early they are releasing dates and already promoting HHN30 right after the event has wrapped up.
Maybe someone like @Legacy can give some thoughts and insight?
The HHN budget doesn't roll over. It's developed independently each year based on what Universal (as a whole-including management) wants to accomplish that year as part of Entertainment's overall budget, and what is available from the entire resorts budget.I feel like they might pull something big out this year. Whether it's making the whole event big since it's an anniversary year or at least securing a big IP that can anchor down the event.
Considering they went 80's 2 years in a row, Could that have been a way for them to recycle a lot of things from the previous years to save costs and only put big funds in their headlining properties like the Ghostbusters & Stranger Things house and Merch to be able to have bigger funds to go all in on HHN 30? I feel like besides GB & ST's everything else just seemed simple, recycled and not so costly, Which doesn't necessarily mean it was not effective.
Almost all the scarezones was basically simple masks or makeup with some simple recycled props except maybe Hellbilly Deluxe.
Almost all the houses were recycled material or properties from previous years just with a few updates (Yeti's, Classic Monsters, Nightingales, Killer Klownz, Graveyard Games).
These are my thoughts after going through HHN29 and seeing how early they are releasing dates and already promoting HHN30 right after the event has wrapped up.
Maybe someone like @Legacy can give some thoughts and insight?
I feel like they might pull something big out this year. Whether it's making the whole event big since it's an anniversary year or at least securing a big IP that can anchor down the event.
Considering they went 80's 2 years in a row, Could that have been a way for them to recycle a lot of things from the previous years to save costs and only put big funds in their headlining properties like the Ghostbusters & Stranger Things house and Merch to be able to have bigger funds to go all in on HHN 30? I feel like besides GB & ST's everything else just seemed simple, recycled and not so costly, Which doesn't necessarily mean it was not effective.
Almost all the scarezones was basically simple masks or makeup with some simple recycled props except maybe Hellbilly Deluxe.
Almost all the houses were recycled material or properties from previous years just with a few updates (Yeti's, Classic Monsters, Nightingales, Killer Klownz, Graveyard Games).
These are my thoughts after going through HHN29 and seeing how early they are releasing dates and already promoting HHN30 right after the event has wrapped up.
Maybe someone like @Legacy can give some thoughts and insight?
And all of them were back crushing. What a terrible mask...To keep going, the Depths masks went through at least three iterations.