Halloween Horror Nights is in full swing at Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City. Featuring eight walk-through mazes, three fear zones and the expanded Terror Tram, the seasonal event will run on select nights through October 31st.
With event producers creating attractions based on some of the biggest horror movies and TV shows — including this year’s Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Halloween, Nope, and The Black Phone — HHN tends to attract high-profile horror movies to fans, including several actors the movies and shows that have inspired mazes over the years.
The 2022 haunted season has spawned stars from TV shows like What We Do in the Shadows and Stranger Things, as well as movies like It, Scream, and Carrie. With R&B star The Weeknd having an attraction at the event this year based on his After Hours album, several musicians have also performed, including singer-songwriter Demi Lovato, Swedish DJ Alesso, singer Robin Thicke and Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz, The Regrettes singer Lydia Knight and Wallows singer, guitarist and horror actor Dylan Minnette.
Pete Wentz of the rock band Fall Out Boy (second from left) and actor Seth Green (third from left) pose with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
Swedish DJ Alesso (right) and model Erin Cummins (left) pose with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
“It” star Jack Dylan Grazer poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
What We Do In The Shadows star Harvey Guillen poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
The cast of the Disney Plus show “Ms. Marvel” (from left: Rish Shah, Yasmeen Fletcher, Saagar Shaikh and Aramis Knight) pose with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Andrew Leos, Universal Studios Hollywood)
Singer Robin Thicke poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
‘The Strangers: Prey at Night’ and ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ actress Bailee Madison poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Andrew Leos, Universal Studios Hollywood)
“Stranger Things” actor Eduardo Franco poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
“Zombieland” actress Abigail Breslin (right) and her fiance Ira Kunyansky pose with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actress Julia Butters poses with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights in Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
“Don’t Breathe” and “Scream” actor and Wallows singer-guitarist Dylan Minnette (left) and The Regrettes singer Lydia Knight (right) pose with some monsters at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal City. The seasonal event is open on select nights through Monday, October 31st. (Photo by Hamilton Pytluk, Universal Studios Hollywood)
HHN also features attractions based on original concepts from event producers, including Scarecrow: The Reaping, in which crows and scarecrows have taken over an old farmhouse, and Universal Horror Hotel, set in a 1920’s Hollywood hotel turned hunting ground has become a notorious serial killer.
Universal monsters are back as The Wolf Man, Dracula and The Mummy battle it out in the maze of Legends Collide. Michael Myers still chases Laurie Strode in the “Halloween” attraction; La Llorona: The Weeping Woman continues to search for young souls in her labyrinth; and The Horrors of Blumhouse returns with a new double feature: The Black Phone and Freaky.
There’s even a fun mashup of two Jordan Peele films on the Universal backlot, where Peele’s latest thriller Nope meets his 2019 horror film Us.
Halloween Horror Nights
When: 7pm on select nights through October 31st
Where: Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City Plaza 100, Universal City
Tickets: $72-$102 general admission; $179-$289 Universal Express; $219-$329 Universal Express Unlimited; $112-$154 After 2pm day/night passes; $319-$449 RIP Tour; $199 Frequent Fear Pass; $329 Ultimate Fear Pass. All tickets are available now at universalstudioshollywood.com.
https://www.ocregister.com/2022/10/07/halloween-horror-nights-2022-see-which-celebrities-have-braved-the-mazes-at-universal-studios/ See which celebrities have braved the mazes at Universal Studios – Orange County Register
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