I personally think the only thing holding back this lineup from really shining is Blumhouse 2. Everything else is either great or just okay.
Halloween Horror Nights 2018 (USH) General Discussion
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Buddies, I got to ask on a different topic... let's be real... will we ever see AHS again?
From what I've seen, TRT and/or UCM may steal the show.
Haven't seen much from ST so I cant comment on it
Haven't seen much from ST so I cant comment on it
Hard to say.. I'm sure we will if Ryan Murphy has any say in the matter
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The greater insanity to me is putting this in the plum AHS spot; that's a huge venue with a premiere entrance. The choices reek of hubris, disconnect from what the general public wants, or both.
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Wow that splash art for UCM looks so good!! I really have no idea what they’re gonna do for HOB2 apparently a lot since that maze is HUGE (from what I’ve seen in pictures) I’m not gonna poop on it completely until I see it because I’m at least intrigued to see how you can take a property as bad as Truth or Dare and put it into a maze.
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By the way, Monster Masquerade sounds like a potential sleeper hit. Apparently inspired by The Hunchback of Notre Dame & The Phantom of the Opera.
Bet they stick it on French Street and have it serve as a sort of exit to the maze. Actors can conceivably access their hides through French Street anyway, since they'll be "in-theme."
Bet they stick it on French Street and have it serve as a sort of exit to the maze. Actors can conceivably access their hides through French Street anyway, since they'll be "in-theme."
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The last saving grace for HOB2 is if it gets The First Purge treatment where original aspects are included throughout the maze with some """iconic""" scenes from the movie...
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I would argue AHS is perhaps the one potential exception to the FOX/Disney rule... but it's still a long shot.
Ryan Murphy has a tremendous amount of influence in the industry; he's a true television auteur, one that Netflix was willing to spend insane amounts of money to poach from FOX. There exists a possibility that he could personally push for AHS to return to the event, despite Disney's potential objections.
Then again, influential forces couldn't get Halloween 2018 to the event this year... and some of those folks have comparable pull to Ryan Murphy.
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I mean, it was technically released by universal.
Quick legal note on AHS and Fox/Disney merger.
The merger has not gone yet so AHS is still a Fox IP. If and when the merger goes through any contracts that Fox had still have to be honored. So if it was a 3 year contract, as was heavily rumored, then Fox owes Universal some money. Now if the contract was a three year opt out (Fox can opt out after any year) then it is possible that Fox made the decision.
More likely this was an HHN decision.
The merger has not gone yet so AHS is still a Fox IP. If and when the merger goes through any contracts that Fox had still have to be honored. So if it was a 3 year contract, as was heavily rumored, then Fox owes Universal some money. Now if the contract was a three year opt out (Fox can opt out after any year) then it is possible that Fox made the decision.
More likely this was an HHN decision.
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