The Latest Breaking News from Halloween Horror Nights

After conquering video games and TV The Last of Us is now getting ready to take over theme parks.

Halloween Horror Nights is 6 months away but Universal Orlando is setting the mood perfectly.

A host of movie monsters ranging from Michael Myers, Jason and Freddy to Frankenstein, Dracula and the Wolf Man will soon be haunting the Las Vegas Strip when Universal Parks opens a new haunted house in Sin City based on the popular Halloween Horror Nights events.

Universal Orlando Resort is soon set to debut its first-ever escape rooms, inspired by classic sci-fi franchises “Jurassic World” and “Back to the Future.”

Halloween Horror Nights at Orlando are back, with horror favourites including the Wolfman, Dracula and The Mummy, as well as Michael Myers and the popstar The Weeknd

SANTA ANA, Calif. — Though the theme park is in the middle of its annual Halloween Horror Nights scare-a-thon, Universal Studios Hollywood is already thinking about packing up the skeletons, ghosts and goblins and decking out the park in millions of twinkling lights as it transitions into the Christmas season…

Bloody guts dangle from the ceiling, swaying as we make our way through a maze filled with bodies, scarecrows and towering corn stalks. Through the darkness, beams of sunlight creep in. It’s an unnerving scene, even though it’s daylight outside.

Bloody guts dangle from the ceiling, swaying as we make our way through a maze filled with bodies, scarecrows and towering corn stalks. Through the darkness, beams of sunlight creep in. It’s an unnerving scene, even though it’s daylight outside.

Pop and R&B star The Weeknd is collaborating with the producers of Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights to create an all-new walk-thru attraction based by his hit album “After Hours.”

Producers of Universal Studios Hollywood’s annual Halloween Horror Nights continue to roll out the mazes for its 2022 season. The theme park revealed that it would be paying homage to director John Carpenter’s 1978 classic slasher film, “Halloween.”

Theme park revelers, beware.