I figured those would be the three. Same locale, so no surprises. Excited to have House of Horrors be my first house of the year.
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I figured those would be the three. Same locale, so no surprises. Excited to have House of Horrors be my first house of the year.
The birds were very chirpy recently, and considering I got this info last night and Universal sorta confirmed it today, I will share it away. Today on FB, Universal answered the question of "Is nowhere really safe?" with "Who said bathrooms or shops were safe?".
The particular bird said that they are attempting to really bring some scares into the areas that are normally "safe". Now the bird did clarify with a few cheeps and chirps that this doesn't neccessarily mean actors. Maybe some bathrooms will have some of Myrtle's friends, if you get my drift.
The particular bird said that they are attempting to really bring some scares into the areas that are normally "safe". Now the bird did clarify with a few cheeps and chirps that this doesn't neccessarily mean actors. Maybe some bathrooms will have some of Myrtle's friends, if you get my drift.
That would be so awesome. Could you imagine them putting a zombie prop into a half open bathroom stall, tricking you into opening the door?
I'm thinking more audio oriented in the bathroom, more animatronic oriented in shops, but that's just hypothetical.
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I will have a tremendous amount of respect for them if this stuff is actually executed, even if it's just audio-style scares or an animatronic or two in the shops. It's nice to know that A&D appears to be doing everything it can to make good on its promise of "nowhere is safe."
They are not going to put any props in the bathrooms.
How long do you think they would last? Are they going to pay someone to watch over them? Bathroom Nazis maybe?
How long do you think they would last? Are they going to pay someone to watch over them? Bathroom Nazis maybe?
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That would be so awesome. Could you imagine them putting a zombie prop into a half open bathroom stall, tricking you into opening the door?
I'm sensing drunk jackasses wetting themselves
It would be pretty cool if you're in a shop, and you walk up to the register to buy something, and the CM who had their back to you turns around and is a zombie or a vamp
Would make for some amazing scares
I know during Not So Scary and I've seen it HHN they give the employees cloaks and what not to make them more "foreboding" or creepy, they might make a larger push with that in merch and what not this year. I think that would be great.
My favorite of the billboards is silent hill but they seem to be giving all the big ones to Walking Dead. Are there reasons why Silent Hill, Walking Dead, and Alice Cooper couldn't have shared a billboard like Saw, Wolfman and Chucky did
Probably due to all the different owners and the contract. It was probably a lot easier to get approval from Lionsgate to use Saw in conjuncture with Wolfman and Child's Play, both of which are Universal pictures. Where as Silent Hill, Walking Dead, and Alice Cooper you're dealing with 3 different entities for marketing.
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