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Halloween Horror Nights 2024 (USH) - Speculation & Rumors

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Hollywood started allowing costumes middle of last season (or maybe it was the year before). It was definitely discussed here. I'm sure they know the protocol by now.

I'm not sure how it impacted ops/security (I wasn't on the ground), but they seem to be pressing ahead. People have basically been wearing costumes since 2018 with folks dressing up as the Stranger Things kids, so, I guess it was a losing battle.
 
In regards to costumes at HHN, I've been wearing my B&T (Bill specifically) outfit since 2007... then people had to copy :rolleyes:. So now I just wear it on the anniversary of the show's (USH) death and Halloween. I did/do it only because it passes as "regular/non-costume" attire. (In 2009, I did a "Ghost Bill" version- greyscale).

In 2008, I did dress up like Speed Racer due to the B&T show lol.. outside of the cheap costume jacket, it looked like normal clothes.

When I worked the event in 2018, on Halloween, I combined my Phantom mask with the B&T outfit- "Phantom of the B&T Show". One of our Halloween 4 scareactors came as "Mariah Scarey" (I have a pic buried somewhere).

Final night has always been reserved for my Wyld Stallyns shirt. I'll die before stopping that tradition lol
 
El Cucuy's section could be a contender. The original maze is definitely the most insane one in HHN post-hiatus history. It might not have been the scariest or most inventive maze, but if you just looked around for a moment and took in the scenery, you were definitely like "wait a minute, this is effed up beyond my worst imagination!" Little kids with holes in their bodies stuffed with candy or pumpkin guts is legit so crazy, it crosses the boundary over laughable, then back to insanely disturbed lol
 
Curious what kind of kills we could be seeing then outside of the typical chainsaw to the stomach, limbs or face...

Maybe a factory "meat" grinder?
(Also I expect this to be a wet house)

Hopefully Murdy said to himself: think of ways to kill people.

The chainsaw to the head and face being sliced off (with a ridiculously domestic electric kitchen knife) in part 2. The meat hook, the butchery, imaginings of the implied violence from part 1.

The most cringe: chop top scratching his exposed skull plate with coat hanger wire lol.