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*uses spoiler tags*That would be wildly different quality levels. Krampus was a pretty good house. Silent Hill...was not.
*proceeds to say what is in said spoiler tags in next post*
*uses spoiler tags*That would be wildly different quality levels. Krampus was a pretty good house. Silent Hill...was not.
*uses spoiler tags*
*proceeds to say what is in said spoiler tags in next post*
Wait what was wrong with Silent Hill?
Large, empty, boring rooms. Lack of scareactors. Badly designed scares for where there was scareactors.
It was bad.
I dunno, why was it in spoiler tags?I mean, I dunno why any of that would be a spoiler.
I’ve heard a lot of talk about icons at HNN and was wondering if it really makes a huge difference at the event. I’ve only seen Chance as an icon. I moved to Philadelphia in December of 09 and never went to HHN prior as I was in 6th grade and my parents hate haunted houses. My first year was 23 and I went 24 as well. I was a sophomore and junior in high school. I flew down and went with my best childhood friend then he moved to CA for college and I missed 25. I went again 26 and 27 now that I go to USF for the last 2 years its easy to get to the event. I’m wondering. How big a part icons were of the event because it seemed Chance didn’t make a big difference. We’re past icons better represented or just more scary? I’ve always been interested in the event since I was a kid and always went on the sites and did all the interactive stuff and I know all the stories of all characters houses and events. I just wanna know from people who saw the old icons did they really change the event that much?
This looks awesome.God, I love that name so much.
See, now I fully un
derstand why Chance is largely derided as an Icon, I really do; she greatly suffered from the lack of a show devoted to her specifically IMO, and her house was pretty average.
The statement I take issue with, however, is that she didn't have a big enough presence at the event, or that the event didn’t have at least some unifying elements. I feel like the marketing dropped the ball for sure, but the moment you walked into the event the first scarezone told you where you were: within the theater of Chance’s mind (cue the St. Elsewhere theme). All of the houses were things she was imagining, whether it was media she was familiar with, or more original ideas. Throughout the night too, if you listened to the music, you could hear her thoughts floating in and out as well, like you were walking through her scattered brain. Not to mention all of the merch and theming surrounding the comedy and tragedy masks, and the ability to interact directly with her throughout the night.
Don’t get me wrong 25 was FAR superior in terms of a unifying Icon, but I think the steps they took with Chance were at least effective! I hope we see something at least a bit similar this year in terms of 80’s iconography and audio throughout the park (c’mon neon/geometric patterns! But even that I'm tempering my expectations on)
Wait what was wrong with Silent Hill? The property is made for a house but was it the fact that it was last minute what made it bad?
Anyone else catch on the Cult of the Beast Baby Poster it says “Starring Albert Caine”? I LOVE the Amazon poster though; this house is definitely gonna be gory