Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[TheCodeMan95]

Surely it’s not outside the realm of possibility that the last room is a tease for Evil Dead Wrath? With it due to release in 2027?

I wouldn't be surprised at all!

I will just be forever curious how Resident Evil was floated this year lol

 

[tdmarshmallow]

Given that they already did the mega con panel, I’m assuming they won’t be doing another one at Spooky Empire. Any thoughts on this?

With United Parks (specifically SeaWorld Orlando) being the main sponsor of Spooky Empire, I don't foresee Universal having the biggest presence. There may be some minor things, but with the MegaCon panel being what it was, I don't expect too much from Spooky Empire.

 

[Pixarfan96]

I heard various sources say that one of the I.P. Houses fell through, and they are possibly bringing back the KKFOS house in Orlando and Hollywood as a last minute addition. Is that true? If so, what I.P do you think was lost?

 

[Wishmaster]

I heard various sources say that one of the I.P. Houses fell through, and they are possibly bringing back the KKFOS house in Orlando and Hollywood as a last minute addition. Is that true? If so, what I.P do you think was lost?

This pertains to HW.

 

[Pixarfan96]

This pertains to HW.

But they are still coming (at least partly) as a scare zone for Florida? I also find it odd that Sinners isn’t shown on the Hollywood map but the Orlando one does. How can you lose the rights in one region while keeping it in another?

 

[mccgavin]

I also find it odd that Sinners isn’t shown on the Hollywood map but the Orlando one does. How can you lose the rights in one region while keeping it in another?

Sinners was on the most recent spec map for Orlando and Hollywood.

 

[Neo]

I am curious where that all came from, because I remember reading "leaked" story details about EDB taking place in a city as well.

Wonder if things got mixed up with Evil Dead Wrath?

I'm 99.5% sure the synopsis said something like "In a city overrun by deadites, a family/group/whatever has to figure out how to survive..."

Given the assumed budget and history of the series, being contained in a single dwelling makes sense...but sure they can do something like a person makes their way to their house (cities do have residential areas, not all high rises) and they think they're saved, but he/she/they says, "You don't understand, the whole city has been overrun by demons!" or they're watching local TV or listening to the local radio channel and "Steve", the co-anchor is talking about reports of demons attacking people and "Sue", the other other co-anchor, turns into a deadite and kills him. So its established that the city is ruled by the deadites, but this group (whatever it may be) is trying to survive.

Like the Dawn of the Dead remake saying the country is completely overrun by Zombies...but the story be 97% contained to a mall, both can be true.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

I'm 99.5% sure the synopsis said something like "In a city overrun by deadites, a family/group/whatever has to figure out how to survive..."

Given the assumed budget and history of the series, being contained in a single dwelling makes sense...but sure they can do something like a person makes their way to their house (cities do have residential areas, not all high rises) and they think they're saved, but he/she/they says, "You don't understand, the whole city has been overrun by demons!" or they're watching local TV or listening to the local radio channel and "Steve", the co-anchor is talking about reports of demons attacking people and "Sue", the other other co-anchor, turns into a deadite and kills him. So its established that the city is ruled by the deadites, but this group (whatever it may be) is trying to survive.

Like the Dawn of the Dead remake saying the country is completely overrun by Zombies...but the story be 97% contained to a mall, both can be true.

Yes, that was the synopsis I read as well!