Universal Horror Unleashed - Las Vegas, NV

[rageofthegods]

You spend too much money on a Traeger and then you have to justify it to yourself by coming up with excuses to use it.

Anyway, looks fun! I'll admit, I was expecting just a tad more, but there's an effect in the middle of Scarecrow that's legitimately one of the coolest things I've seen in a haunt.

 

[Jake S]

You spend too much money on a Traeger and then you have to justify it to yourself by coming up with excuses to use it.

my father in law catching strays

 

[Legacy]

Anyway, looks fun! I'll admit, I was expecting just a tad more…

This is exactly where I’m at.

 

[Tobias]

It was.

Murdy's reasonably open about the fact that they frequently lock scenes and elements that later get completely excised from the final film. Think 2017's Insidious, too. This is just especially bizarre given that they've completely abandoned this iteration of the Exorcist franchise by this point and it's a semi-permanent installation.

Dracula Untold is also a prime example of a house featuring scenes/elements which were cut from the theatrical release.

 

[Freak]

Saw a few pics. Didn’t want to look at too much as I’ll be seeing this the final weekend of August. Looks good! It’s great to see Jack and Chance on the West Coast even if it isn’t at HHNH.

I am glad to see an influence of Orlando’s design being used.

 

[Clive]

I watched bits and pieces of the POVs just to get a feel for it.

For better or worse, feels a lot like Tonightmares. Love the roaming characters in the common areas. Obviously enthusiastic performers. Some of the masks/makeups... well.

 

[rageofthegods]

Some of the masks/makeups... well.

Haha, oh boy that Phantom looked like something from a 90s Nickelodeon commercial.

 

[DTH]

Skipped through the Five Fires video and it looks great! Was skeptical but open minded and wanted to see something before I comitted, but this definitely looks of the caliber of Universal and I will 100% be attending hopefully before the end of the year. Trying to take advantage of it being year round and do something like December.

 

[krazyhorrorkid]

Some of those costumes in monsters looks…rough

 

[Wigglepebbles]

Excorcist house feels like this amongst the line up.

Seems like they’re Orlando remakes with some changes on some rooms, love the show scene rooms; specially the Scarecrow dust scene

 

[Viator]

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Excorcist house feels like this amongst the line up.

Seems like they’re Orlando remakes with some changes on some rooms, love the show scene rooms; specially the Scarecrow dust scene

Watching as I can--Scarecrow feels like a hybrid of both Orlando, Hollywood, and of Universal Beijing's Freaky Farm. A wild as hell combination, but it genuinely works in a way that makes this the definitive version of the two concepts.

The Dust Bowl scene might be a contender for one of the sickest scenes I have ever seen UDX/UC do for a permament walkthrough attraction. The Laboratory from Van Helsing/House of Horrors, and the burning log cabin from The Walking Dead Attraction come close in the absolute madness that is that scene.