Category: Haunts and Cons

Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights will brings guests to the end of days, but they won’t be alone. The latest announcement by the event is that This is the End, 2013’s hit movie starring James …

People often take haunted attractions for granted. For one month a year, those who love scaring get to let loose with their wildest, most creative, and most terrifying fantasies to create mazes and environments that …

For those that are a sucker for the strong, silent type, look no further than Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights.  The world’s most famous stunted youth will be returning to Haddonfield once again for “Halloween: …

Panels and horror experiences at Scare LA are fun, but the real action is on the Vendor floor. While the Decayed Brigade slid across the floor and screams were heard left and right, one could …

Editor’s Warning: Some of the below images may be frightening to children and sensitive readers.  Scare LA 2015 was a fantastic weekend for fans of Horror, Haunts and Halloween. Located at the Pasadena Convention Center, …

A crowd favorite and near-staple of Halloween Horror Nights comes back from the dead once again. It was announced recently that a crowd favorite and near perennial experience at the seasonal event will return to …

Universal Halloween Horror Nights is getting back its Walking Dead Maze. This go-round, the maze will focus on some of the most terrifying scenes of Season 5 of the AMC show. Following in the footsteps …

Most people are still knee-deep in their swimming pools, enjoying the summer fun for at least another month. But in the realm of myths and monsters, the Halloween season is already in full force. Haunted Attractions …

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios in Orlando and Hollywood are teaming up with Focus Features and Sony Pictures to create all-new mazes based on the Insidious film franchise.  The mazes are being said to …

  There were many different ways people could pay homage to the world’s most beloved haunted house this weekend – there were panels, YouTube videos, blog posts and meetups galore.  But none of them were …