Halloween Horror Nights 34 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[Legacy]

I'm actually really surprised that no one has brought up From so far this year (and unless my search for such a generic term was a complete failure, I don't think it's even been discussed in past years). There's plenty of good material in the show for a house, including terrifying humanoid creatures and full dismemberment of adults and children, and it should be mostly unencumbered by rights issues since it's Amazon/MGM. It's also been renewed again after season 3, so the promotion would be current. Given that The Weeknd, Us and A Quiet Place got houses, I don't see this as being an insurmountable design challenge either. It's a relatively small IP, but I think it would be great cross promotion for the show.

And if you are unaware of this show, you owe it to yourself as a horror fan to go watch it. It's surprisingly good and really underrated. I would describe it as a modernized horror-adjacent Lost.

 

[Lucky Planet]

I don't think Nightmare Fuel is suffering from drawing a crowd...

i wasn't thinking of the crowd but just to have something new. it doesn't need it, but, it could make it interesting. more unique
I was just wondering about live singing but then I remembered the Moana singing in bill and Ted.

I'm actually really surprised that no one has brought up From so far this year (and unless my search for such a generic term was a complete failure, I don't think it's even been discussed in past years). There's plenty of good material in the show for a house, including terrifying humanoid creatures and full dismemberment of adults and children, and it should be mostly unencumbered by rights issues since it's Amazon/MGM. It's also been renewed again after season 3, so the promotion would be current. Given that The Weeknd, Us and A Quiet Place got houses, I don't see this as being an insurmountable design challenge either. It's a relatively small IP, but I think it would be great cross promotion for the show.

And if you are unaware of this show, you owe it to yourself as a horror fan to go watch it. It's surprisingly good and really underrated. I would describe it as a modernized horror-adjacent Lost.

I heard that lost comparison before but lost didn't end in the best terms lol

 

[GA-MBIT]

I'm actually really surprised that no one has brought up From so far this year (and unless my search for such a generic term was a complete failure, I don't think it's even been discussed in past years). There's plenty of good material in the show for a house, including terrifying humanoid creatures and full dismemberment of adults and children, and it should be mostly unencumbered by rights issues since it's Amazon/MGM. It's also been renewed again after season 3, so the promotion would be current. Given that The Weeknd, Us and A Quiet Place got houses, I don't see this as being an insurmountable design challenge either. It's a relatively small IP, but I think it would be great cross promotion for the show.

And if you are unaware of this show, you owe it to yourself as a horror fan to go watch it. It's surprisingly good and really underrated. I would describe it as a modernized horror-adjacent Lost.

I love From, and it would be absolutely crazy to see it get a house or zone. I am not holding my breath for it. Again, it's pretty niche at the moment.

 

[Blysthon]

I can see this playing in the smile house

 

[Fear2010]

Recently uploaded on Blue Sky, the very first clue from Legacy.

 

[Jocamom]

I'm actually really surprised that no one has brought up From so far this year (and unless my search for such a generic term was a complete failure, I don't think it's even been discussed in past years). There's plenty of good material in the show for a house, including terrifying humanoid creatures and full dismemberment of adults and children, and it should be mostly unencumbered by rights issues since it's Amazon/MGM. It's also been renewed again after season 3, so the promotion would be current. Given that The Weeknd, Us and A Quiet Place got houses, I don't see this as being an insurmountable design challenge either. It's a relatively small IP, but I think it would be great cross promotion for the show.

And if you are unaware of this show, you owe it to yourself as a horror fan to go watch it. It's surprisingly good and really underrated. I would describe it as a modernized horror-adjacent Lost.

It's so great to see someone else talking about this show. I am a huge fan and have thought for a long while that it would make a great HHN house. I am not one who really likes bloody body horror but because so much else is going on in this how, I don't mind it.

 

[Living Dead Dude]

From left to right I think it's 4 4 9 2 2

 

[Fear2010]

Thought I give y’all my take of the first clue. Legacy said he is using an animated show that is a bit old school, so it isn’t American Dad cause that’s a 2000’s show, and there are no zeros on it. I’m thinking the 90’s like The Simpsons or Batman The Animated Series.

If we all treat the numbers as a season and episode like Season 4, Episode 8 as an example, then it could be a possible contender. For The Simpsons, this would lead to an episode called "New Kid on the Block" (aired November 12, 1992) that ties into a particular IP.

With numbers like 9, 3, 7, and 8 heavily featured, Legacy could be hinting at something released in the 90s. The lack of zeros does suggest it might be something from the decade. It could be 1993, 1997, or 1998. He could be hinting at combining the numbers for a date, like let’s say 9/7/93 or 8/3/1997, to reference the release of a specific episode, series, or event.

 

[Legacy]

I said my clue was “old school,” in that it’s similar to clues I’ve done in the past. That statement has on the show you’re looking for.

 

[Midnight Detective]

Thought I give y’all my take of the first clue. Legacy said he is using an animated show that is a bit old school, so it isn’t American Dad cause that’s a 2000’s show, and there are no zeros on it. I’m thinking the 90’s like The Simpsons or Batman The Animated Series.

If we all treat the numbers as a season and episode like Season 4, Episode 8 as an example, then it could be a possible contender. For The Simpsons, this would lead to an episode called "New Kid on the Block" (aired November 12, 1992) that ties into a particular IP.

With numbers like 9, 3, 7, and 8 heavily featured, Legacy could be hinting at something released in the 90s. The lack of zeros does suggest it might be something from the decade. It could be 1993, 1997, or 1998. He could be hinting at combining the numbers for a date, like let’s say 9/7/93 or 8/3/1997, to reference the release of a specific episode, series, or event.

Gotta learn Sudoku first to confirm but once the numbers are confirmed I'd assume something to the tune of Season/Episode/Time

From left to right I think it's 4 4 9 2 2

So if these numbers are correct Season 4, Episode 4, 9 minutes 22 Seconds

Which just for fun (haven't double checked the numbers) is Steve having a dream/nightmare

Overzealous and unconfirmed my knee-jerk guess would be Nightmare on Elm Street based on the clue, rumors from last year and it would fit both coasts

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

P.S. this is my assumption on HOW the clues should be looked at, rather than guess to run with. The best/worst part of clues is how easy it is to run away with personal confirmation bias. If a clue has Ricky Spanish in it doesn't necessarily mean we're getting 2 Monstrous 2 Furious

 

[Fear2010]

Season 4, Episode 4, 9 minutes 22 Second

Sounds like it leads to a Treehouse of Horror segment or some other show that has two or three episodes within the traditional 30 minute duration. To break down the 44922 number, it corresponds with the third TOH episode, and the Production Code is 9F04, which originally aired on October 29, 1992. It technically contains three episodes as segments.

Clown Without Pity: A killer Krusty doll terrorizes Homer. Chucky?

King Homer: A King Kong parody. That sounds too unlikely.

Dial 'Z' for Zombies: A classic zombie uprising story. I ain’t expecting any Zombie-related IP’s.

The timestamp at 9:22 could possibly point to a specific iconic scene from TOH3 if my guess isn’t that. However, there are other animated shows that contains more than one episode in the 30 minute duration. Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, Rugrats, Ren & Stimpy, Dexter’s Lab, Courage the Cowardly Dog, you name it.