Halloween Horror Nights 2025 (USH) - Speculation & Rumors

[Spookies n' Stuff]

He absolutely isn’t and to think Terrifer is anything outside of niche still is fooling yourself. All three films were never released nationally at a wide scale, and by some loose definition, could still be considered indie.

I'd strongly argue the character of Art himself has transcended any popularity of the movies themselves and honestly shouldn't be conflated. A bizarre amount of people who have never seen any of the movies and aren't even horror hounds know who Art is and recognize him, and thats frankly all you need. My 60 year old mom knows who Art the Clown is.
Even if it means toning down the actual content of the movies, Art himself is undeniably a strong figure for advertising a horror event.
It's not outside the realm of possibility they just do a semi-original concept using Art and collaborate with the filmmakers, therefore skipping over the controversial aspects of the films while also having the extra marketing boost of being able to say they have something fresh for the fans.

 

[Rideguy70]

I'd strongly argue the character of Art himself has transcended any popularity of the movies themselves and honestly shouldn't be conflated. A bizarre amount of people who have never seen any of the movies and aren't even horror hounds know who Art is and recognize him, and thats frankly all you need. My 60 year old mom knows who Art the Clown is.
Even if it means toning down the actual content of the movies, Art himself is undeniably a strong figure for advertising a horror event.
It's not outside the realm of possibility they just do a semi-original concept using Art and collaborate with the filmmakers, therefore skipping over the controversial aspects of the films while also having the extra marketing boost of being able to say they have something fresh for the fans.

As much as I am not a fan of the movies, I think this is true. Like a lot of horror icons (Freddy, Michael, Leatherface, etc.), Art the clown as a character is practically better known than the films he's in.

For goodness sake, there are elementary kids dressing up as him for Halloween. And I'd hope most of them have not actually seen the films, but even they realize he represents something scary and weirdly comic just based on how he looks.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Freak]

Silent Hill is going to be the exclusive. I feel fairly certain that's what it would be. Could also see it go well in TWDA/Hudson Gate.

 

[saint.piss]

Silent Hill is going to be the exclusive. I feel fairly certain that's what it would be. Could also see it go well in TWDA/Hudson Gate.

God I hope so. I'm not as confident as you are but that's my prediction as of right now for the IP exclusive. Having 2 video game IPs in one year would be crazy

 

[mccgavin]

Silent Hill is going to be the exclusive. I feel fairly certain that's what it would be. Could also see it go well in TWDA/Hudson Gate.

I feel like Silent Hill is very possible for this year, but I wouldn't be so certain that Orlando wouldn't be doing it as well. I could've sworn someone in a prominent creative position for Orlando's team outright said they would really like to do Silent Hill again.

 

[Tobias]

I feel like Silent Hill is very possible for this year, but I wouldn't be so certain that Orlando wouldn't be doing it as well. I could've sworn someone in a prominent creative position for Orlando's team outright said they would really like to do Silent Hill again.

Correct, Aiello has openly stated Silent Hill is a property he would like to do again as he felt they didn't quite get it right the first time.

 

[EAS]

Silent Hill would be awesome - a genuinely creepy and well known IP that could fulfill that supernatural horror IP slot (The Exorcist: Believer and Insidious: The Further, in the past couple of years).