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Giallo would be fun (you can use Blood and Black Lace or Torso for a visible killer) but I feel like that would have like, negative name recognition from GP.
I always loved the thought of just bringing in horror creators and just letting them write and develop an original.I still want to see a Jordan Peele original like we've seen speculated in the past, but I suspect that would be a Hollywood exclusive
Have to imagine some scenes would take place underwater. Would make for one hell of a finale.That's so weird about M3GAN, considering it was still a Blumhouse movie.
And as far as Creature, I always pictured it being similar to Dead Man's Pier - in a seaside village or swamp, not actually underwater.
No, Maybe, NoI always loved the thought of just bringing in horror creators and just letting them write and develop an original.
Peele, Rob Zombie, Eli Roth, etc.
Possibilities are endless.
Creature would be set in a swamp type setting....the original was filmed in Wakulla Springs, FL but I imagine a Louisiana swamp. I agree that an underwater scene would be off the wall!Have to imagine some scenes would take place underwater. Would make for one hell of a finale.
No, Maybe, No
Would they ever bring Zombie back? That would be amazing and Roth too.I always loved the thought of just bringing in horror creators and just letting them write and develop an original.
Peele, Rob Zombie, Eli Roth, etc.
Possibilities are endless.
Oh that channel dead, it’s only for advertising now lolHey everyone... Remember Crypt TV? I just randomly thought about it today while driving around.
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NBCU and Blumhouse had a stake in Crypt, I believe.I'm going to be honest, I had never heard of CryptTV before HHN, and I haven't heard anything about it since it was at the event.
Truly the strangest IP choice since I've been attending lol
Also, do you all really think FNAF is coming? Was the movie that big? I didn't watch it as it's not my bag, but I didn't pick up hugely gushing positive reactions to it. The Rotten Tomatoes score averages out to a garbage score. I realize it's all subjective, but I just feel like there are better properties to feature. Do we really need yet another bunch of killer dolls?
The others I agree with, but Jason has been absent from the event for a long time now. It's been nearly 10 years since he was last seen at the event, and 17 years since there's been a house solely based on Friday the 13th.My take away so far is - why does everyone always wish for the same stuff over and over again? I get it, some of you may not have been attending when your faves were a featured house, but that doesn't mean the rest of us really want another TCM or Chucky or even Jason any time soon.
I'd say it's pretty big. It was the largest grossing horror movie of last year, and that's after the fact it was available on Peacock day one. Add in that it already has an large established fanbase from the games similarly to TLOU, and I think it has the potential to be a headliner IP for the event.Also, do you all really think FNAF is coming? Was the movie that big?
To be fair, Super Mario Brothers is also listed as having a rotten score, but I don't see Universal reversing course on their partnership with Nintendo due to its great success. While not everyone loved FNAF, it seemed to satisfy long-time fans of the franchise, and served as a good entry-level horror film for many.I didn't watch it as it's not my bag, but I didn't pick up hugely gushing positive reactions to it. The Rotten Tomatoes score averages out to a garbage score.
There are several things I want to see that have never been at the event, and there's also some I'd love to see that have been at the event previously. If someone hasn't experienced something, they're not going to really care that it already happened lolCryptTv was the definitely the turd in the punchbowl. I attempted to watch the series because I knew it was coming to HHN, and I just couldn't do it. Utterly ridiculous. I'm still gobsmacked Uni made it into a scarezone (using that term lightly considering what garbage that was).
I just caught up on everyone's comments. My take away so far is - why does everyone always wish for the same stuff over and over again? I get it, some of you may not have been attending when your faves were a featured house, but that doesn't mean the rest of us really want another TCM or Chucky or even Jason any time soon. There are still enough classics out there that haven't been touched yet (Gremlines, Lost Boys, Phantasm.. I could go on), so why the hell would we settle for some regurgiation of the same material? I guess this is why I look forward to the originals so much because sometimes the IP list gets repetitive.
Also, do you all really think FNAF is coming? Was the movie that big? I didn't watch it as it's not my bag, but I didn't pick up hugely gushing positive reactions to it. The Rotten Tomatoes score averages out to a garbage score. I realize it's all subjective, but I just feel like there are better properties to feature. Do we really need yet another bunch of killer dolls?
I'd expand that to include any film. Universal is more likely to base an IP decision on a film's Box Office Mojo page than its Rotten Tomatoes page.I'll also add - bad critic reviews have never prevented any Blumhouse film from appearing at HHN
This 100%. I don’t think one film in the Saw franchise wasn’t rotten on RT. Never stopped them from bringing it to the event. And that’s just one example.I'd expand that to include any film. Universal is more likely to base an IP decision on a film's Box Office Mojo page than its Rotten Tomatoes page.