Your Halloween Dreams are coming true, ladies and gentlemen. Universal Studios Hollywood has announced that Freddy Krueger. Jason Voorhees. Leatherface. Michael Myers, yhe four most terrifying names in horror, are coming together at this year’s “Halloween Horror Nights” at Universal Studios Hollywood as the silver screen’s extreme serial killers bleed into a trio of all-new slasher-themed mazes, beginning Friday, September 16, 2016.
Freddy vs. Jason
Building on the success of last years Orlando Incarnation, the dastardly duo are arriving on the west coast in an all new maze. In “Freddy vs. Jason,” demented killer Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street) returns to the scene of the crime, this time accompanied by notorious hockey mask killer Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) to inflict twice as much terror. Inspired by New Line Cinema’s 2003 film that brought together the biggest horror icons in history, this new experiential maze thrusts guests into an epic battle in which the fate of only one killer will survive.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Blood Brothers
The unspeakable terror embroiled within “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Blood Brothers” maze, based on Tobe Hooper’s original film, will pit guests against the unsavory wrath of the demented killer, Leatherface, and his mentally unhinged brother, Chop Top, as they unite in misery to expand the family’s cannibalistic enterprise and slaughter a new generation of innocent victims. With the perverse duo at the helm of a grotesque BBQ restaurant staged inside a dilapidated roadside gas station, unwitting guests will soon realize that new terror awaits as the blood brothers continue their hedonistic prey on human flesh.
Halloween: Hell Comes to Haddonfield
Escaped mental patient Michael Myers makes a homecoming return in “Halloween: Hell Comes to Haddonfield,” an all-new maze inspired by the second film in the classic “Halloween” horror franchise. Echoing the infamous words uttered by the film’s Dr. Sam Loomis, “You can’t kill the Boogeyman,” the twisted maze will shed new light on the terrifying lunacy of Michael Myers as he scours the streets of Haddonfield and stalks the halls of Haddonfield Memorial Hospital in ruthless pursuit of his victims.
It will begin with the final scene from “Halloween,” where Michael Myers is presumed dead after falling from a bedroom window (Please let Hollywood find that brilliant actor that played Dr. Loomis a few years ago in The Life and Crimes of Michael Myers Maze)– only to disappear from the ground. Guests will dodge Myers’ lethal knife at every turn as they step into iconic scenes from the film – all culminating in a horrifying finale. The maze will be bigger and filled with more menacing scare-actors than the original, top-rated “Halloween” maze.
