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I think even Murdy made fun of the Demon Slayer rumor.Come on Demon Slayer...come on
I think even Murdy made fun of the Demon Slayer rumor.Come on Demon Slayer...come on
lolI think even Murdy made fun of the Demon Slayer rumor.
Yeah, I would love some stuff like that. I keep hoping for the day they connect with A24 and really start flexing some creative muscle.Murdy needs to break out of his shell and go for arthouse horror. Twin Peaks is begging, screaming, crying for an adaptation. Don’t know why Murdy was against it when it’s material is right up his alley and ripe for a house
I think they are playing safe with what they bring now to HHN.Murdy needs to break out of his shell and go for arthouse horror. Twin Peaks is begging, screaming, crying for an adaptation. Don’t know why Murdy was against it when it’s material is right up his alley and ripe for a house
Murdy needs to break out of his shell and go for arthouse horror. Twin Peaks is begging, screaming, crying for an adaptation. Don’t know why Murdy was against it when it’s material is right up his alley and ripe for a house
Is it really up to one person which mazes come?Murdy needs to break out of his shell and go for arthouse horror. Twin Peaks is begging, screaming, crying for an adaptation. Don’t know why Murdy was against it when it’s material is right up his alley and ripe for a house
I think, in addition, they’re more risk averse when it comes to green lighting less ubiquitous IPs. I totally understand that! but I don’t think it is so much creative resistance as it is executive skepticism.Is it really up to one person which mazes come?
I assume the reason we get many of the mazes is because the higher ups want to push certain IPs
I'd love to hear the processI think, in addition, they’re more risk averse when it comes to green lighting less ubiquitous IPs. I totally understand that! but I don’t think it is so much creative resistance as it is executive skepticism.
I think a lot of this comes back to something that's very normal in late-stage capitalism: there's no such thing as "enough." they can never make "enough" money or have "enough" crowd-driving IPs or "enough" ways to further monetize their product. other factors, like budget and licensing availability, may limit what they can put together in a single event, but I don't think (and could be wrong!) they consider diminishing returns. at least, not very much.If you had Demon Slayer would people really not go on it if it was a good maze because its based on an anime? I doubt it, if it gets good reviews then people go on it.
I feel like you only need "one" big draw IP to make sure more events are sold out but they have that with Last of Us.
It becomes a hard numbers game then because for example Demon Slayer film made 500 million dollars and most theaters like Anime films because those fans buy soda/popcorn.I think a lot of this comes back to something that's very normal in late-stage capitalism: there's no such thing as "enough." they can never make "enough" money or have "enough" crowd-driving IPs or "enough" ways to further monetize their product. other factors, like budget and licensing availability, may limit what they can put together in a single event, but I don't think (and could be wrong!) they consider diminishing returns. at least, not very much.
edit: I'll add that it's not just how many people will show up to an event, it's what kind of people will show up based on the popularity or reach of certain properties. they want as favorable a mix as possible, which means more people who are willing and able to open their wallets for upcharge experiences, alcohol and merch.
What’s your list for true horror?Yeah, everyone has their niche interests that they'd love to see come to the event I guess. I'd love to see more true horror as opposed to horror adjacent, but I still get excited for all of it. It does feel like every year it gets a little closer to being mostly a marketing vehicle for Universal/Peacock though...it would be nice if the prices reflected that.
Murdy needs to break out of his shell and go for arthouse horror. Twin Peaks is begging, screaming, crying for an adaptation. Don’t know why Murdy was against it when it’s material is right up his alley and ripe for a house
They straight up don't even need Stranger Things this year. TLOU will literally carry the event. I've been checking the announcement video on Twitter and Instagram and the likes have already surpassed The Weeknd from last year.It's why I'd love to see the process because from how I see it they try to have like One Big IP a year, Ghostbusters, Stranger Things, Last of Us.....etc and then fill the rest of the event with mazes that high light the IPs they want like Black Phone, Nope etc last year.
Last of Us will for sure carry the eventThey straight up don't even need Stranger Things this year. TLOU will literally carry the event. I've been checking the announcement video on Twitter and Instagram and the likes have already surpassed The Weeknd from last year.
I want them to hold off with Stranger Things until next year, so that when Season 5 drops in 2025, we get back-to-back ST houses. Season 4 in 2024 and Season 5 in 2025.
SNW for D/N (both tiers), Express (both tiers), and RIP. Otherwise, gonna have to buy a day ticket.
yeah, it was mentioned a few pages ago. wild! I hope a lot of people spend those first few hours in SNW instead of clogging up maze lines.Did no one else mention that the 2p tickets are the only ones with SNW access?
Normal HHN tickets don’t include SNW access after 7p, the 2p Ones do from 7p-10p
GA Tickets:
- Daytime admission to the Park is not included. Access to SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™ during Halloween Horror Nights event is not included.
After 2p tickets:
- Ticket valid for one (1) After 2:00 p.m. Daytime General Admission to the Park, and same-day evening General Admission to Halloween Horror Nights event. Ticket includes same-day access to SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™ from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. (subject to change) plus early event access to select haunted houses starting at 5:30 p.m. (subject to change). Depending on crowd conditions, Virtual Line reservations may be required to enter SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™.
I’m considering it, this’ll likely be my only visit out to USH for the foreseeable future so it seems like it might be a good way to knock most things out all at once.yeah, it was mentioned a few pages ago. wild! I hope a lot of people spend those first few hours in SNW instead of clogging up maze lines.
The Tram runs every dayI’m considering it, this’ll likely be my only visit out to USH for the foreseeable future so it seems like it might be a good way to knock most things out all at once.
Is the daytime studio tour running while they have terror tram up?