HHN Hollywood General Discussion - 2017

[Timberfellingrobot]

Murdy didn't state where Maze #1 or 2 will be. But in the next Q&A he does I'm gonna 100% ask him where Maze #2 is planned to be.

A little too vague but it's safe to assume it's one of the two mazes he completed. 

 

[Alexshow.]

A little too vague but it's safe to assume it's one of the two mazes he completed. 

If he's implying the SS28 location; I would say that it relates more to that there was a decision that was made for what would be done to the location (whether it'd be SLoP or an completely different IP..).

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

If he's implying the SS28 location; I would say that it relates more to that there was a decision that was made for what would be done to the location (whether it'd be SLoP or an completely different IP..).

Yeah, I see what you mean. 

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

Any guesses what the 3rd house is going to be?

 

[HHNManics]

Any guesses what the 3rd house is going to be?

No Hints for Maze #3 and not a Codename yet. Murdy just started writing it, so it's gonna be a while before we get a Codename or any hints.

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

Any further discussions on "Lemonade" or is it too vague to move on even with the Q&A?

 

[Ulis clement]

Do you guys think resident evil may happen? 


With success of resident evil 7:biohazard and success of resident evil final chapter?

 

[Alexshow.]

Do you guys think resident evil may happen? 


With success of resident evil 7:biohazard and success of resident evil final chapter?

If Resident Evil happens, I wouldn't expect it this year; and if it would come for Hollywood, I would expect it being more on Biohazard rather than the Live-Action films.


Biohazard has a lot of material that can be used rather well, and uses a vast variety of locations; with multiple characters and has an intensity that would fit rather well for HHN. In a way, I would expect Osaka and Orlando getting it well before Universal Hollywood would ever get it (As they have received Resident Evil before).


It's IP's like that, Ring/Grudge, and other IP's that would make more sense in Osaka; especially when you look at some of the material seen from their rendition of Horror Nights as it makes sense over there more than Universal Hollywood or Orlando.

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

From Murdy's recent tweets, the third house is upon us....

 

[HHNManics]

Maze #3 treatment has finished and the Codename is "Writer's Block".

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

Maze #3 treatment has finished and the Codename is "Writer's Block".

I guess The Shinning is a safe bet? 

 

[Alexshow.]

Maze #3 treatment has finished and the Codename is "Writer's Block".

Not to mention it's 121 pages and is using the picture he tweeted earlier as a clue..


That bastard finally did it. He got King to a Halloween event..unless he's trying to play coy and misdirect but that's..that's not something you typically mess people with.

 

[HHNManics]

Not to mention it's 121 pages and is using the picture he tweeted earlier as a clue..


That bastard finally did it. He got King to a Halloween event..unless he's trying to play coy and misdirect but that's..that's not something you typically mess people with.

I don't think it is "The Shining". Like "Charles" it wouldn't that simple with "Child's Play" and Charles Lee Ray. Plus "The Shining" doesn't have a M. In the photo he tweeted the letters that are gone are "M", "N", and half of "H". Which could be "American Horror Story" and it would explain why it would be 121 Pages because of how much content they have to use. I still think that "Charles" is "The Shining" but I guess we will see.

 

[Alexshow.]

I don't think it is "The Shining". Like "Charles" it wouldn't that simple with "Child's Play" and Charles Lee Ray. Plus "The Shining" doesn't have a M. In the photo he tweeted the letters that are gone are "M", "N", and half of "H". Which could be "American Horror Story" and it would explain why it would be 121 Pages because of how much content they have to use. I still think that "Charles" is "The Shining" but I guess we will see.

Perhaps, but lets remind ourselves that Lemonade is also at the triple digit mark with 119 aswell.

 

[HorrorNightsFan13]

While The Shining doesn't have any M's in it, there are words within the 121 pages that may contain a lot of M's, as well as that computer looks like it has received a lot of wear and tear over years of John's career. I think that whole letter thing is a carny trick for him to mess with us. 


The codenames this year all seem like they could be very obvious, but without hints we have no way of narrowing it down until a lineup is assumably leaked again

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

While The Shining doesn't have any M's in it, there are words within the 121 pages that may contain a lot of M's, as well as that computer looks like it has received a lot of wear and tear over years of John's career. I think that whole letter thing is a carny trick for him to mess with us. 


The codenames this year all seem like they could be very obvious, but without hints we have no way of narrowing it down until a lineup is assumably leaked again

What's a reliable source for the leaks?

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

Any other movies with "writing blocks".

 

[HorrorNightsFan13]

What's a reliable source for the leaks?

People post them on the forums usually towards the start/middle of summer. Atleast that's been the trend over the past couple of years, and often times the leaks are 100% 

 

[Timberfellingrobot]

People post them on the forums usually towards the start/middle of summer. Atleast that's been the trend over the past couple of years, and often times the leaks are 100% 

I guess that makes sense. 

 

[HHNManics]

People are saying all sorts of things but I will say this... I think we will finally see Stephen King somehow this year. Also people are pointing out that if Murdy gets Stephen King rights he will do the "It" Remake which is a possibility. But I don't think he will just put a bunch of Stephen King Properties in one Maze. It would also make since as way to counter last year's lineup with Stephen King's "It" and "The Shining".