I found a video of the test of the chainsaw troops
The Jabawockeez are trash. The dance moves are uninspired. It’s a lot of stupid filler. And I will reiterate that it doesn’t fit the horror event at all. It’s trash.In all my years of going to HHN, since '07, I've never watched any of the shows. No Jabawockeez, no Insult Emporium, no Slaughter World, and not even Bill and Ted. Granted, I do care that at least they help with crowd control in regard to maze lines.
The Jabawockeez are trash. The dance moves are uninspired. It’s a lot of stupid filler. And I will reiterate that it doesn’t fit the horror event at all. It’s trash.
I’ve been to Vegas many times and not once would I ever take a trip to a place that has so many better shows to see than these hack dancers. I saw the Jabawockeez last year at HHN and they were just as bad as I had heard they were. My wife didn’t like it. I didn’t like it. It’s lame and has nothing to do with the horror event at all.Here's a fair question, have you seen their shows either in Vegas or during HHN?
Does it fit into the event? No, and I'll admit that. However, it's still one of the highest rated elements of HHN from past years (from what I've gathered thanks to past talks in the years they've been in the event).
There is an appeal for people to see a show like Jabba, because the LA crowd may not have the chance to do a one-day trip to just see them in Vegas.
I will always say that my dream show for HHN would be a dark variety/vaudeville show with magic tricks, ventriloquism/puppetry, aerialists, comedy and yes, a music/dancing section ala B&T and Jabbawockeez.. of course, it'd have a spooky Halloween/Horror theme.. a little bit of something for everyone.. Of course, in a dream world, I'd also want Bill and Ted back or the rights to Rocky Horror to be available for USH again.. but if we can't have those, then my dream show would be the dark vaudeville-esque show..
Jabbowockeez fit into HHN about as well as a Bill and Ted variety show. But at least Jabbowockeez try to add Halloween flare.
The roaming chainsaw group was technically already revealed a week or so ago, honestly not a lot to talk about.Can we please talk about the chainsaw troops and the last maze announcement
The last maze announcementThe roaming chainsaw group was technically already revealed a week or so ago, honestly not a lot to talk about.
It's whatever Pandora's Box will be. Consensus is tuesday. On Jabba, their choreography has been less inspired recently. They used to do amazing bits with physical comedy and props like roller skates, but now it's just dated memes. If any Vegas show came to HHN, it should be Penn and Teller. Their show, at least for a while, was super horror inspired, and they have been parts of the event on both coasts before. Als, three boobed stripperThe last maze announcement
It's whatever Pandora's Box will be. Consensus is tuesday. On Jabba, their choreography has been less inspired recently. They used to do amazing bits with physical comedy and props like roller skates, but now it's just dated memes. If any Vegas show came to HHN, it should be Penn and Teller. Their show, at least for a while, was super horror inspired, and they have been parts of the event on both coasts before. Als, three boobed stripper
I could also see shows like Absinthe come, with a condensed runtime. BMG doesn’t fit theme, but could be fun, and Cirque would be a dream, but they are working with Disney and Fox.An unrealistic wish, but I'd love to see what could happen if Cirque and the entertainment group decided to make a custom show for HHN, with the intensity that's seen with the likes of R.U.N in some ways.
Have a form of acrobatic/gymnastic show, with a mixture of fire and pyro effects with an asylum breakout theme; and it could be perfect for HHN. And it isn't like Universal doesn't have relations with them, considering BMG.
It's highly unrealistic and is a pipe dream, but I'd love to see something more unique for a show, than jabbing at pop pop culture or being a string of dance numbers with not that much rhyme or reason.
Most likely because Orlando has a bigger budget, and they didn’t get the Creepshow maze... so they made up for it by giving them two IP scarezones while we got original ones.speaking of rob zombie, how come the hellbilly deluxe scare zone that's been featured at Orlando's horror nights didn't make the jump to Hollywood?
I could also see shows like Absinthe come, with a condensed runtime. BMG doesn’t fit theme, but could be fun, and Cirque would be a dream, but they are working with Disney and Fox.
It's one of the few things..that actually kind-of confuses me. Honestly, I could've easily seen and wouldn't of put it past Murdy, if Rob Zombie got a scarezone in Hollywood. And in a sense, it kind-of fits more for the Hollywood's nature, especially with us not exactly being foreign to seeing RZ in the event.speaking of rob zombie, how come the hellbilly deluxe scare zone that's been featured at Orlando's horror nights didn't make the jump to Hollywood?