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Just in time for Halloween, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood has a brand new experience for fright fans as Horror Made Here makes its debut.

At the end of the studio tour, guests are invited to walk through the newly opened Stage 48 where you can see many iconic props, costumes and more. Here you’ll find the “Horror Made Here” exhibit.

Nightmare on Elm Street is still my favorite horror movie series. I was super excited to see the actual props for Freddy Krueger from the movie, like his glove filled with knives, the iconic red and green sweater as well as his horrific hat.

Have you heard of Christien Tinsley? He is the creative mind behind some of the amazing outstanding prosthetic make-up on shows like American Horror Story, Glee and Nip/Tuck. Tinsley was also awarded an Academy Award® for Best Technical Achievement, received an Oscar® nomination for his work on The Passion of the Christ. See how these Tinsley creates these amazingly real prosthetics through each step of the process from design, sculpting and molding to painting and application.

My husband tells me all the time that to him, The Exorcist was the scariest movie of all time with the amazing special effects. This exhibit also features the  original cracked bedroom door from that movie along with the sinister stunt doll from Annabelle.

Want to get in on the special effects? You’ll have a chance to take a “Head Shot” you can take home with you. Check out mine!!!

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood runs for about 2 and a half hours, while tour guides take you through back lots, sound stages and more. You’ll have the opportunity to see current sets, that are used in current tv shows like Pretty Little Liars and more. We also went through Warner Bros. Movie Museum that currently features props and costumes from Harry Potter and Batman and new movie coming out in 2016 – Batman v Superman, along with a stroll through the “Bat Cave” to see current and past “Bat-mobiles”.

Want to experience Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood yourself? Plan your experience by visiting  https://www.wbstudiotour.com/ .

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Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood takes guests closer than ever to the legendary entertainment they know and love. Film fans get to see the real sets and soundstages where the greatest names in entertainment made history as they touch, tour and explore the iconic 110-acre film studio that brought Argo and Ocean’s Eleven to the big screen. From The Big Bang Theory to Friends, the Studio Tour takes guests behind the camera for a revealing look at how the magic is made.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is open Monday through Sunday, 8:00AM to 4:00PM, with Studio Tours departing every 30 minutes and extended hours offered during the summer season. Reservations are recommended and all children eight years or older are welcomed. Tickets are $62 per person and can be purchased online at www.wbstudiotour.com or by calling 818-977-TOUR (8687).

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But during the theme park’s annual Halloween Horror Nights , once the sun sets, the backlot is taken over by monsters and the trams and tour guides only take patrons so far before kicking them off into the darkness to brave the elements. Each year there’s a theme and for this haunting season the attraction has been dubbed Terror Tram: The Exterminatorz.

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Insects and rodents, led by sharp-tongued salesman Larry Larva, have started an extermination company and they’re out to get rid of all of the humans for destroying the planet.

Bugs have taken over on the Terror Tram at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights Wednesday, September 7, 2023. Halloween Horror Nights is now open through October 31st. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

On the “Nope” set at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights Wednesday, September 7, 2023. Halloween Horror Nights is now open through October 31st. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Visitors pass by the “Psycho” house at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights Wednesday, September 7, 2023. Halloween Horror Nights is now open through October 31st. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Bugs have taken over on the Terror Tram at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights Wednesday, September 7, 2023. Halloween Horror Nights is now open through October 31st. Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

“I invented Larry specifically for this,” HHN creative director and executive producer John Murdy said during an interview while previewing the mazes for this year’s event, which takes place select evenings through Oct. 31.

“In my research, I watched bad infomercials from the ’80s that you’d see on late night cable and I was like, well this guy should be the head of the company,” he continued. “There’s a little environmental message here, too. I like to play with the existential crisis of the day, much like the horror genre does. I was tapping into the idea that humans have been here for x amount of years, but insects have been on the planet for millions and millions of years, but look what the humans have done. They’ve poisoned the air and water and the insects are like, game over, this is done.”

Rats, flies, caterpillars, ants, spiders and a lot of other creepy crawly characters are scattered throughout the backlot as guests walk through the set of the “Psycho” Bates Motel and up by the famous “Psycho” house, where Norman Bates is posing for photos with his sharp kitchen knife. Don’t worry, the bugs will leave you alone long enough for a photo op.

The experience continues through the “War of the Worlds” plane crash site and onto the set of Jupiter’s Claim from director Jordan Peele’s suspense-thriller, “Nope.” There aren’t many bugs in this area, but in the ultimate horror crossover moment, The Teathered from Peele’s film “Us” have invaded the set.

“The Terror Tram presents fun opportunities, but also challenges,” Murdy said since his team have to work around these pre-existing sets each year for HHN and the daytime Studio Tour is routed to other areas of the backlot. “You have to come up with ideas that are umbrella concepts that can work with all of this, so for this year, we went back to a scare zone we did in, I want to say, 2015 called Exterminators. It was always one of my favorite scare zones and it just worked with this.”

So how are the insets luring in the humans for extinction? Larry Larva invented a humancide he calls “sqwooge” that will melt their skin right off.

“Humans can’t resist it,” Murdy said, noting that he made up the word “sqwooge” and went with it because it sounded funny. “It looks like a milkshake, it smells like a cheeseburger and it tastes like warm apple pie.”

Halloween Horror Nights

When:  Select evenings through Oct. 31

Where:  Universal Studios Hollywood, 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City

Tickets:  General admission tickets start at $74; Universal Express start at $209; Universal Express Unlimited start at $249; After 2 p.m. Day/Night combos are $149-$329; the new separate Early Access Ticket, which provides access to select haunted houses before the event opens starting at 5:30 p.m., start at $10 (regular ticket purchase required); R.I.P. Tours are $379 and up; Frequent Fear passes start at $209 and Ultimate Fear passes start at $329. All ticket types are available at  universalstudioshollywood.com .

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2023 Update: Since the 2020 pandemic lockdown, the Paramount After Dark Tour is officially “on hiatus.” Paramount has informed us that the tour may return at some future date. Meanwhile, regular daytime tours have resumed.

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This night-time version of the year-round studio tour covers much of the same territory (sound stages where current television shows are shot; stories about the making of The Godfather ) but with an emphasis on spooky rumors and grim Hollywood history, including a detour through the adjacent Hollywood Forever Cemetery . Included are visits to the former RKO sound stages where King Kong (1933) was filmed, along with props and costumes from Sweeney Todd, The Addams Family, Terminator: Genysis , Star Trek , and World War Z .

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Step into the iconic Great Hall at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where the spooky spirit of the season meets movie magic. Adorned with dozens of floating jack-o'-lanterns, you will instantly be transported back to scenes from “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”, bringing the magic alive before your very eyes.

Dark Mark Scavenger Hunt

Embark on an exciting Harry Potter Studios Halloween scavenger hunt, tracing the ominous Dark Mark of the sinister Lord Voldemort and his menacing Death Eaters. And as dusk settles, witness the eerie procession of the Death Eaters, donning authentic movie costumes, as they cast shadows and tales from the past.

Wand Combat 101

Look behind the curtain and discover the intricacies of wand combat with Paul Harris, the mastermind Wand Choreographer. An interactive display unveils the secrets of wand combat and teaches you spells to use against the Death Eaters. Learn firsthand how these intricate moves evolved into mesmerizing cinematic sequences, spanning iconic Harry Potter films.

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Dare to experience "Nox", the exclusive after-hours special event at Harry Potter Studios this Halloween? On October 31st and as dusk settles over the magical world of Hogwarts, the Great Hall awaits you, adorned with seasonal decorations, delectable canapés and drinks to enjoy with your fellow Potterheads!

During this special event, you will get to explore each magical nook and cranny of the studio, bathed in the spooky glow of the Halloween moon. The adventure doesn’t end there though, as you can wander through the shrouded studio, trick or treating amidst the whispering shadows of iconic film locations, and even cross paths with a roving band of nefarious Death Eaters!

Should you work up an appetite, head over to the Backlot for a plethora of international dishes and desserts for purchase, just begging to be paired with a frothy tankard of Butterbeer! Conclude your Halloween Harry Potter Studios sojourn by passing by Gringotts and Diagon Alley for a bag of chocolate coins and don't forget to collect your free souvenir photograph to capture the night's enchantments!

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Join other fans and get the blood-red carpet treatment with the ultimate Halloween Horror Nights experience: a guided R.I.P. walking tour of the event. R.I.P. Tour is available for individual parties of up to nine (9) persons only, and parties will be mixed into tour groups of up to twelve (12) people. R.I.P. Tour ticket includes:

• One-time R.I.P. entry to each maze (based on tour itinerary) and unlimited express access (per day) to select maze/ride/attraction.  Daytime admission to the Park is not included.  
• Tour exclusive photo opportunity.
• Private R.I.P. Trolley transportation.
• Reception featuring an all-you-care to-enjoy dinner (alcoholic beverages excluded).
• Commemorative R.I.P. Tour credential and lanyard.
• One complimentary Valet Parking.
• Event begins at 7:00 p.m. Online purchase from www.halloweenhorrornights.com includes Early Event Admission to select mazes beginning at 6:00 p.m., subject to availability, cancellation, and change.

Book early since tours may sell out.  (Pricing varies by date and tour selection, subject to availability.)

From $329* per person

To book a Private R.I.P. Tour, please call (818) 622-0251 any day of the week during normal business hours (PT 8AM-6PM, 7 days a week).

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Ticket is valid on your selected date and time only.  Ticket includes one-time R.I.P. entry to each maze as well as select rides and attractions (based on tour itinerary) while on the tour with the R.I.P. Tour Guide and Universal Express Unlimited access (with R.I.P. credential) at select maze/ride/attractions for the night of your tour (valid upon check-in at V.I.P. Reception to be used before or after tour during normal event operating hours). Does not apply to food and retail locations or shows.  R.I.P. Tour is available for individual parties of up to nine (9) persons only, and parties will be mixed into tour groups of up to twelve (12) people.  Includes complimentary valet parking for one vehicle (not valid at self-parking).  Access to cash bar locations available during the tour (must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages with valid Photo ID).  You will need to arrive at R.I.P. check-in 30 minutes before your scheduled tour departure time.  All R.I.P. Tour content is subject to availability based on production schedules and other factors.  Includes a reception with all-you-care-to-enjoy dinner (alcoholic beverages excluded).  Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times while taking part in any R.I.P. Tour. No outside food or beverages allowed.  Gates open at 7:00 p.m. each night. (Beat the crowds and the traffic – arrive early). Online purchase from  www.halloweenhorrornights.com  includes Early Event Admission to select mazes beginning at 6:00 p.m., subject to availability, cancellation, and change.  Event occurs rain or shine. No rain checks, returns, or refunds.  Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event.  No costumes, costume masks or face paint allowed unless specified for select nights. Guidelines will be enforced. All themed outfits are subject to Universal Studios Hollywood’s final approval.  This event may be too intense for young children and is not recommended for children under the age of 13.  Universal Studios Hollywood’s Code of Conduct will be strictly enforced.  Ticket is non-transferable and non-exchangeable. Tickets are non-refundable if cancelled less than forty-eight (48) hours in advance.  Ticket may not be altered, copied, transferred or resold. Ticket is only valid for the person named on it. Ticket cannot be combined with other offers, separately ticketed events, discounts, or sightseeing tours.  Please note the CDC advises that  older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions  might be at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19. Guests should evaluate their risk in determining whether to attend. People who show no symptoms can spread COVID-19 if they are infected,  any interaction with the general public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to COVID-19,  and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed during your visit.  By accepting admission, you assume all inherent risks and agree to release Universal and its affiliates from liability for illness (including communicable / infectious diseases), loss, injury, or damage related to your purchase or visit.  Universal reserves the right to revoke the license granted by this ticket.  Park, rides/shows/attractions, mazes, entertainment, experience details and/or access to event may be restricted or unavailable due to capacity/closures/other factors and benefits/restrictions are subject to change without notice.  For Park hours, visit  UniversalStudiosHollywood.com/calendar-and-hours .  Valid at Universal Studios Hollywood, located in Los Angeles, California.  Universal elements and all related indicia TM  & © 2021 Universal Studios.  All rights reserved.  A Division of NBCUniversal.

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Halloween Horror Nights Posts Cryptic Teaser For 2024 Event

Posted by Hunter Bolding | May 14, 2024 | Conventions/ Events , Horror , Latest News & Rumors , Live Events , Theme Parks , Universal Studios | 0 |

Halloween Horror Nights in both Universal Studios Hollywood and Orlando have both posted teaser videos to their social media accounts. Check it out below.

The gate has been opened pic.twitter.com/h3LUwYSKQ9 — Horror Nights (@HorrorNights) May 14, 2024

The teasers look like they’re showing off some of the new houses and themes of the year, with fans trying to guess online what it could be. The official YouTube for Horror Nights has this description for the video.

The gate has been opened, and there’s no containing the insatiable evil that will break through from beyond. This is where horror lives.

Now obviously this could be for a variety of things. They pan to a sewer grate, which obviously evokes memories of It , there’s also a bit of a Stranger Things vibe going on, but they’re already caught up on that with the previous year’s houses based on Stranger Things season four.

This also could just be for the big overall theme of the event and a new bunch of created characters. We’ll have to see when we get closer to the Halloween season. Universal Studios Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights is open even earlier than before with dates starting August 30th through November 3rd. Hollywood hasn’t announced a schedule of dates yet.

Guests can  pre-order and secure their spot for the screams NOW  with select tickets and offers. Plan the ultimate fall getaway where they can experience the adrenaline-pumping thrills of Universal’s theme parks by day and the chills of Horror Nights at night.

This fall guests from around the globe can brave their worst nightmares coming to life at Halloween Horror Nights. This year, a chilling new collection of haunting experiences await guests with 10 all-new movie-quality haunted houses inspired by cinematic greats and eerie original stories created by the twisted minds of Universal’s Entertainment team. There’s also five scare zones filled with hundreds of creatures and monsters who will take over the streets of Universal Studios Florida.

Between the screams, there’s plenty of entertainment including live shows, delicious food and beverage, merchandise, and of course, the attractions of Universal Studios Florida.

Single-night event tickets and Express Passes for Halloween Horror Nights are available for purchase now. Guests can also stay, scream and save up to $200 (based on a seven-night stay) with a special vacation package that includes one-night admission to the event and accommodations at a Universal hotel located just minutes from the haunts. This package also includes admission to all three Universal Orlando theme parks to enjoy some of the most innovative rides and attractions ever created during the day, before facing the chills of Halloween Horror Nights at night. Plus, hotel guests receive exclusive benefits including access to a dedicated Halloween Horror Nights gate for faster entry into the event, Early Park Admission to the theme parks during the day, complimentary resort transportation, and more. Savings vary based on length of stay and this package is available for purchase now through November 2 for use from August 30 to November 3. Halloween Horror Nights upgrades are also available for purchase now, including the guided, nighttime R.I.P. Tour experience where guests receive priority V.I.P. access to the haunted houses; and the Behind the Screams: Unmasking the Horror Tour that offers a glimpse into how the scares are brought to life via a daytime, lights-on journey through select haunted houses. For guests who can’t wait to peek at what’s in-store this year, there’s also a limited, three-house Behind The Screams: Unmasking the Horror Tour available for purchase for select days starting Aug. 11.

We should get even more news about Halloween Horror Nights at the Midsummer Scream event in Long Beach, CA on July 26-28.

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U niversal Studios Hollywood has started to prepare for Halloween Horror Nights 2024. House construction is now underway and visible from a few different locations around Universal Studios Hollywood. Let’s take a look at the latest progress.

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 House Construction

The tent next to Revenge of the Mummy has gone up and the start of a facade is visible. Wood frames are set up around what will be the entrance to one of the houses.

Nothing about the structure gives any hint as to what the house could be, unfortunately. On the right side, there is a square opening. This “window” could potentially have a scareactor or animated figure at the entrance like some of the houses last year.

Looking towards the backlot, another tent is set up behind Transformers The Ride 3D.

Very few details can be seen from here, but walls have gone up around the tent.

From here, the entrance looks like a single, flat piece of wood.

On the Upper Lot, construction walls have gone up around Parisian Courtyard.

Next to Mel’s Diner, construction walls block off what will be the entrance to another house during Halloween Horror Nights 2024. Last year, this was the entrance for Monstruous: The Monsters of Latin America . There are more construction walls on the opposite side of the courtyard.

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is very similar to Orlando and often shares many of the same IP houses, but each coast will feel unique. In 2023, some of our favorite houses in Hollywood were Universal Monsters: Unmasked , Chucky Ultimate Kill Count , and “The Last of Us” . Those houses were also part of Orlando’s event, but they were completely different. If you have the opportunity to experience the event on both coasts, we highly recommend it!

At this time, Universal Studios Hollywood has not made any announcements for this year’s event. Stay tuned for Halloween Horror Nights 2024 details to be released soon!

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A guided post-show tour of the theater — including backstage and beneath the stage — is the cherry on top.

“We’re hoping for people to walk away feeling a sense of joy, feeling a sense of real connection to the show. It’s such a nice chance for us to be able to share the inside workings of our world with people because people are blown away by the show,” Justin Sullivan, artistic director, said after a preview of the experience.

Page to Stage nights launch May 24, and they’ll be available for the 8 p.m. show on Fridays and Saturdays as well as the 4 p.m. show on Sundays. Without being too spoiler-y, here are seven takeaways from the experience preview.

Stage directions

The stage of the theater was revamped after “La Nouba” closed in late 2017. It now reflects the “Drawn to Life” storyline of an animator and his young daughter Julie, and the stage has permanent fixtures that are greatly enlarged elements found on Julie’s dad’s desk, including a pencil sharpener and container, eraser and lamp.

That lamp, nearly as tall as the stage, originally was intended to move and be lit up whenever Julie’s dad was around, then go dim when he wasn’t. It was to loom above her character whenever she was animating. But the mechanism wouldn’t cooperate, our guide said.

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Halls and walls

From the theater, we took a nondescript stairway down to offices and other operational rooms. There’s also a dance studio and a break room. The hallways were with some taking-care-of-business items on the walls, plus photographs of “Drawn” cast members. This is where we encountered two of the show’s cast members, and they posed for pictures and answered questions.

Also of note, an autograph wall with names written in gold to represent the show’s original cast and silver names for performers who have come on board later.

Two standout exceptions with signatures on that wall: Angela Bassett and John Stamos (plus Mickey and Minnie Mouse).

Cleaning up, dripping dry

We peeked into the wardrobe room from the hallway and also saw the laundry. In another room, the costumes were being dried by fans. Cirque doesn’t use industrial dryers for fear of damage. The costumes are custom-made for each performer.

Also, the costumes are not worn twice without being washed in between, even on days when there are two performances.

Because we traveled downstairs and there were no windows, there was a basement vibe … even though we’re in Florida, a place where basements are rare.

The area beneath the stage – known as the trap room – is tightly arranged and choreographed. There are two risers, basically big squares that elevate in plain sight for scenery changes and the like. Props such as the desks are arranged downstairs so that they’ll be loaded on in minimum time and for maximum creative effect. (“La Nouba” used five of these risers.)

The guide pointed out the trap door for the pillow that popped up through the floor at the start of “Drawn to Life.”

There are moving parts down there that go sideways and up and down. There are safety sensors that indicate if something is amiss. If so, the show does not go on.

One of the show’s props is called Mary Blair’s desk, and it has paint tubes and brushes from the Disney Archives in California.

Sheets to the wind

Back upstairs, but still backstage, we saw the “comforting sheets” (as in sheets of paper, not bed linens). When a performer is inside this costume, they strike a starfish-ish, arms spread, sort of jumping jack pose. They cannot see out.

But they can see down. From the starting position backstage, they look at the floor and follow the red line to the stage. From there, our guide told us, it’s “muscle memory” for the performance, a part of the show when projected “sketches” of characters are seen on the sheets. If the performers are off in placement, projection mapping will self-correct the effects.

Nearby backstage is the horse desk, a popular feature of the show. Fun facts: It’s one giant puppet controlled by one person inside. Performers can see out through the mesh end of the contraption, which is especially important as they gallop off.

Hidden gyms

Props that stay handy to backstage: unicycles, which are used in the Garden of Lines segment inspired by the Blue Fairy from “Pinocchio.” The performers’ huge hoop skirts are hoisted up into the rafters. There’s a lot stored up there, including tumbling mats.

By the numbers

• 70: Weight, in pounds of the horse desk, which is made of lightweight foam.

• 32: Projectors cover the entire stage.

• 25: Loads of laundry done per day by the costume department.

• 16: Feet that the lifts travel from the trap room to the stage.

• 9: Height, in stories, of the stage.

• 8: Height, in feet, of the comforting sheets (they’re 6 feet wide).

• 1: Version of Julie’s dad’s desk, but Cirque said it’s built to last. (Note that “La Nouba” lasted 19 years at Disney Springs.)

The experience is not a tell-all, y’all.

“There are a few surprises that we like to keep to ourselves,” Sullivan said. “There are some magic elements in the show that we don’t share with the public to keep that mystique alive.”

The Page to Stage Experience costs $258. There’s a limit of nine people guests per show.

Cirque du Soleil is also offering 25% off tickets for performances through July 7 in select seating categories. The offer, good only for the show, ends May 28.

For tickets or more information, go to cirquedusoleil.com .

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