Well. That’s a big missed opportunity.Mike Aiello has confirmed on his Twitter that this is just new details on already announced mazes.
Well. That’s a big missed opportunity.Mike Aiello has confirmed on his Twitter that this is just new details on already announced mazes.
I don’t know if it’s just me, but I feel like marketing gets worse with this every year.They’re going to wait until opening night to announce the last maze at this point.
I don’t know if it’s just me, but I feel like marketing gets worse with this every year.
I feel like it's fair to just, bring this up.
WB mentioned at the Horror Made Here panel that from going forward, they are going to be more..restrictive, on outer parties having their IP's for use.
Yikes. Guessing we’ll never get IT & The Conjuring in the same year if ever
In a way, I think WB being more restrictive for the Horror front may actually benefit Universal Hollywood; as it may be the force that gets them to move towards more of an "original" event, to stand out against WB.
Now, I'm not talking all originals, but I think we need to look to how Orlando..somewhat mixes the two. I think it's huge of the potential with Netflix, and there will always be smaller studios.
That's just my thing, but it matters more to what lies for the future of the event going forward.
I think WB is going to end up forcing Murdy out and one of the Orlando designers will move west.