Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[Brian G.]

We've cleaned up the thread a bit. For everyone involved in that earlier discussion, let's keep things focused on HHN 35 Spec going forward and leave that specific topic where it stands. What needed to be said has been said, and there are no ill feelings toward anyone.

 

[EAS]

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With both Legacy and Pinhead pointing towards Ozzy, that idea for a house begins to feel more real, and I'm super excited. It would be the equivalent of WWE last year - a little niche and a loving tribute - but because I am an Ozzy fan in a way I am not a WWE fan (no shade, just not as familiar), I can imagine it being very special.

If we assume that Ozzy is happening, I'd think that would largely put the Lady Gaga rumor to bed, since I think we almost surely would not get 2 of 5 of our shared IPs being music.

It is also beginning to feel to me like we're starting to get close to that point from last year where we basically knew FNAF, Fallout, Terrifier, and probably Jason were coming - still some room for surprises, but the field is crystallizing, which is also exciting.

 

[kingcooger]

With all of the hype and good word of mouth behind the new Resident Evil game, I’m surprised they’re apparently not doing it this year. The new game could’ve made for a baller house!

I’m even more surprised considering we had two video game-based IPs last year and now we’re not having any this year….well Hellraiser will be video game adjacent but I don’t think it will be based on the game.

We know for a fact that the Hellraiser rights have been, for lack of a better word, hell to pin down. Barker finally got most (all?) of them back and the first thing being released related to that acquisition is a video game.

Could this be an instance of them opting the game over the movies to avoid any possible legal ramifications?

I mean, they did it before with The Shining.

 

[Spooky_Bitz]

We know for a fact that the Hellraiser rights have been, for lack of a better word, hell to pin down. Barker finally got most (all?) of them back and the first thing being released related to that acquisition is a video game.

Could this be an instance of them opting the game over the movies to avoid any possible legal ramifications?

I mean, they did it before with The Shining.

I would take the movie or the game. I just want to see Pinhead at the event