ALL 8 Hollywood Houses | Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights 2024

[@jasonpaul4308]

my favorite part is when the creatures do a jump scare....and then point you in the direction you need to walk. very helpful monsters 🥰

[@DrasticFox2004]

Such improvising!

[@magniloquentlypuncturedkey2524]

The ending of the Insidious house is one I don’t think I’ll ever forget. Whoever designed that house needs an award because it genuinely was relentless. This video doesn’t do it justice. Bravo to everyone involved.

[@amrl658]

The fact that in the movie a guiet place they learned sign language is so cool

[@MehdiHussain20]

Yeah, I'm so proud because I'm deaf

[@amrl658]

@@MehdiHussain20 I like your pfp

[@IAM-zv9vk]

I was there recently and the Frankenstein's monster actor at 28:53 got me SO good that he broke character and just pointed at me for a good 5 seconds, even through the mask i could sense his juedgement lol

[@AaronMeade-gj9pl]

I do love that the skeleton guy from monstruros isn't a monster but a ghoul whos recounts of Latin American monsters is like a certain cryptkeepr 😂

[@thedevilgoose2482]

Wow! You really went all out with AQP! You fully played into it, being completely silent and all. So dedicated you kept it into the other houses. Very well done!

[@JP-1990]

I wonder if Universal has ever considered making movies based off of their original houses. I would gladly settle for a horror anthology series.

[@avatarrash3805]

I think that's how "House Of 1,000 Corpses" began

[@breelynnmyers536]

"WHAT IN TARRRNATION" 😂

[@ちほ-j1t]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. I watch them from Japan. I love them.

[@travious1676]

I want a Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines Movie!

[@Uziface2x]

He got you at 11:08 😂..

[@Snuggles_the_Unholy]

My all-time favorite haunted walkthrough had no actors in and was very quiet. There were NO LIGHTS. We were given flashlights with red gels as our only light source. I jumped when a prop phone rang and a vacuum cleaner chased me. I reached for a sink, and a hand came out of the basin and grabbed my wrist. Very effective!

[@BroccoliRay]

All the sets look amazing! I noticed the jewelry box ballerina in Eternal Bloodlines- is that an ode to Abigail? Lol

[@magniloquentlypuncturedkey2524]

Just stepping into the Texas Chainsaw house and it REAKED of dead body. Immediately pulled my shirt up to my face and wanted to puke. *applause*

[@snugmonkey]

11:46 never knew I was afraid of chainsaws until now. I closed my eyes the whole time and bumped onto the sausages, a wall, and almost a scare actor apparently eDiT: idk why I thought the intestines were sausages

[@savanarickert369]

Universal should do a outlast trial house next year or a outlast whistleblower house

[@NOLASea]

I keep expecting some sort of passport option that you can collect a stamp from each attraction and ultimately get a limited edition "ultimate survivor" item - mug, pin, shirt, etc.

[@broformers6433]

Its crazy how Hollywoods version of A Quiet Place has some really impressive (For a very temporary attraction) animatronics, while the one in Orlando has much more simple and less impressive animated figures.

[@rockyxbautista]

that tends to be the main difference between the two- Orlando is much better in terms of scale for mazes/scarezones, but i think the quality of creature FX (animatronics, costumes, makeup) here in Hollywood just absolutely blow Orlando out of the water. Each event is great don’t get me wrong, it just depends on what you like- I’m definitely a monster lover so Hollywood has been my favorite for years !

[@broformers6433]

@rockyxbautista It depends on the house. If the house is more set focused then yes. If it's more creature focused then also yes.

[@happiestplace3754]

It's always fun to compare the Hollywood and Orlando houses when they do the same IP in the same year. One is always superior to the other. I had no idea what was happening in Orlando's Eternal Bloodlines, but I actually see the storyline in Hollywood's.

[@yoplait3256]

I'm sorry but Orlando has less impressive animatronics but it doesn't solely use animatronics and actually tries to do more things with actors, watching this I feel I would barely be scared in the slightest at Hollywood but when I went to Quiet place the other day it was quite tense vs the bland jumpscare animatronics of Hollywood repeated every few moments. The few we had seemed more special because they held off on over using them and used puppet arms and masks for a few scares. Lots of houses in Hollywood seem like they don't try to be as creative or as scary as their Orlando counterparts and it's very disappointing.

[@broformers6433]

@yoplait3256 Overall I do think Orlando is better. It's just something I've noticed

[@tacoface6029]

It was so hot throughout the entire event

[@davidcoolyeah1]

almost passed out on insidious but not bc of being scared. IT WAS AN OVEN IN THE MAZE

[@electrictroy2010]

It started warm but then got chilly when I went (Sept 15)

[@andrewe360]

Its hot in hell

[@christianbob2342]

The mazes look pretty cool

[@doniawong]

A Quiet Place looks boring...I rather they make the house completely in silent with just the screams of the monster, now the random background sound effects and screams are making no impact.

[@broformers6433]

@doniawong TO be honest, it'd be super awkward if it was actually completely quiet

[@Thelitch05]

@@broformers6433true

[@skylertham6431]

A quiet place is FAR from silent my guy. Its quiet in terms of like "don't make an indication that you, a human being, is there. Or else you are dead" not complete deaf silence.

[@DrasticFox2004]

This is why I prefer Orlando often.

[@liv3934]

The one in Orlando is AWESOME

[@Admeralsarms]

Monstruos is the best!

[@oreosk8ter]

Fantastic job scare actor's!!!

[@ML-qw3xp]

I’ve never actually been before planning on going next month (hopefully) but I’ve seen a lot of videos from previous years. Have the employees in the orange shirts always been there in the mazes? They’re kind of distracting. I mean I remember seeing some of them in the halls with their lights directing people but never in the same room as the scare scenes if that makes sense. Kinda funny seeing the monsters in the room then just a random guy in a bright color just standing there

[@fahadkhanye]

Did you end up going? When I went last week the employees were wearing dark robes instead of the shirts

[@michaeldonovan7436]

Monstrous 2 just inserted or ripped a piece of el cucuay narrated from HHn few years ago lol

[@michaeldonovan7436]

21:27-21:45 el cucuay the boogeyman by danny trijo lol

[@horror_chris]

NGL this year was mid especially compared to last year but we still had fun. Hopefully next year is better.

[@1jotun136]

You'd think they could paint those suspending cables flat black.

[@happiestplace3754]

I assume you mean the quiet place aliens. I thought the same, but I think they might be black. The strobe light is so close and bright I think it can't help but reflect off. Things also look different on a low light camera than they do in person.

[@exchangAscribe]

@@happiestplace3754 is this a low light camera video?

[@1jotun136]

@@happiestplace3754 they have super dark blacks now that absorb 99.6% of all light like vanta black and musou black. It could be done if they wanted to.

[@userak5610]

@@exchangAscribe most of these videos are. I went in person and every maze was waaaaaaay darker than the video. In person, the animatronics are hidden better before the actual scares.

[@seanvazquez6253]

The only one that I think is cool is Dead Exposure: Death Valley.

[@horror_chris]

That was surprisingly our favorite one. This year was pretty mid

[@im.just.bored.here.]

The quiet place was looked more like an “interactive” museum than a haunted house

[@Zukimaru]

As a Mexican we still have scary true legends from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@NicholasPowers]

Hope it will be E.T. The Extra - Terrestrial attraction 26:17

[@giuseppemarchi3226]

nice

[@dannyzamora2144]

wonder why it was only 8 when Orlando got 10 mazes.

[@Attractions360]

Hollywood also has Terror Tram so it’s like having 9 houses.

[@electrictroy2010]

@dannyzamora2144 Terror Tram has 3 mazes (back-to-back). Add those and it’s 11 total

[@debraroberts7291]

was really Different!👻How bout those new Eyes?👀👻👻👻

[@springcharlie1989]

That A Quiet Place house looks repetitive 😮

[@sdlively27]

ahh was hoping for the Tran tour as well. Oh well, I will enjoy these..

[@rhg1976]

The sets look impressive but the actual scares are very disappointing.

[@Perkz.818]

Hiii!!

[@aldermode4104]

A quiet place It's like a walk in the park here in Argentina

[@abrahamrivera6298]

Wish you would’ve shown you exiting the mazes instead of just abruptly ending and showing the entrance of the next one

[@FloydShaw-u2b]

Daniel Alley

[@Werewolfslayer14]

The licensed houses feel so corporate it hurts. Was hoping universal would learn their lesson after how tired the walking dead house got. Walking through random scenes with people hanging out isn’t scary, interesting, or fun

[@exchangAscribe]

i agree that they are too corporate. but the second part doesnt make sense. you have to have low moments to have high moments. you might just be low patience. downtime is necessary, just like in horror or thriller movies. otherwise everything becomes a blur and nauseating and no longer scary or thrilling. downtime also allows things to be shown or explained, to create context. a constant stream of high octane scary moments will only desensitize people.

[@Werewolfslayer14]

@@exchangAscribe Downtime should give the audience time to breathe and immerse oneself. Filling that that low time with random scenes just takes away any buildup imo

[@exchangAscribe]

@@Werewolfslayer14 i agree but if the random scenes are relevant then thats beneficial and counts as downtime. downtime and breathing room is very important, especially when it comes to horror. buildup is important as well, as long as its not constant, which can cause tension the whole time which isnt a good experience. so i think we agree on that.

[@ashleynaomi6667]

Shut the hell up it’ll be fun either way

[@andrewe360]

Unnecessary barrels might as well turn yourself in

[@GorditoXtrm]

I'm sorry but u can see all the wiring woow halloween horror nights

[@Crose46]

Holy crap does the dead exposure sequel look like a let down. In The OG you could see literally nothing

[@theofreres1882]

Was just there tonight, I actually thought it was one of the best ones in person

[@TTHBLOX_]

I wonder why they just use audio tapes and the actors have to mime it. It feels so unnatural

[@webzter2661]

Likely because actors would either not be loud enough over the other sounds going on, or they'd ruin their throats. Or both, if the shifts are long enough.

[@happiestplace3754]

Exactly, it makes it a consistent experience for all guests and saves the scare actors from using their own voice over and over, especially for screaming effects.

[@nathanlightfoot8747]

I truly feel you guys film the BEST walkthrough videos on KZbin!! Could I include a few mazes in a talking head/review video on my channel? (Credited of course) I just feel your videos can really aid with a clear visual with what I’m saying during voiceover? Thanks in advance if you see this! I want to go about this in the right way obviously and get permission as well as protecting your channel as well as mine. ❤️

[@davygustavortavy8706]

🏚️👻🎃🧟

[@NathanOfADown]

EVER

[@TheSteamy]

The ghostbusters house here looks significantly worse than its orlando counterpart. I know that orlando usually gets the best houses but wow the difference is those two is monumental

[@margggggggie]

Wow I felt the complete opposite. I much prefer the animatronics to the lack there of in Orlando

[@TheSteamy]

@@margggggggie Really? I feel like the lab alone shows how hollywood is lacking with the windows and the scare actors inside, along with the Slimer scene being very lack luster

[@thrillingadventures4164]

​@TheSteamy now Orlando's scene is the more lackluster one after it's figure change.

[@gabrielPKBboy]

Hollywood houses were inferior to the ones in Orlando tbh.

[@CrichtonChristian-l9j]

Berge Loaf

[@DanVDemo]

Orlando did it better this year sorry

[@ryanhashimoto9189]

Stop making mazes with animatronics and basic costumes as your strobe light jump scare. It’s starting to be sad and desperate looking

[@FudgeBondu]

Hernandez Charles Walker Donald Rodriguez Daniel

[@travisrogers7288]

Lame x19999. Surprised that they. Bothered at all

[@donutonahole]

Who even cares about the Weeknd mazes?? Such a waste of an idea.

[@EspressoAmòr]

I care about it. He’s a good artist. His maze was good two years ago.

[@adamautumn2329]

I’ve been bored watching these 😢

[@lilytorres4096]

What happened to the jump scares from the old times.. what ppl to soft to actually enjoy this.. so glad I didn't waste my money this year.. and why would you bring the weekend back that was the worst maze I had ever been in and this one looks ever worse

[@tired351]

Conparing Orlando to Cali, Cali this year did awful. Their theme was random and it just fell off.

[@codyjondal1042]

no lie..i'm glad i didn't go this year..the themes look pretty bad and the decorations and animatronics suck.

[@sheldonsmith9758]

Thanks for the strobe light warning?! 😡😡

[@thegreatest2848]

Excuse me for ruining the mood with my comment, but I'm more scared by the working conditions of the people who are exploited for this type of business (probably paid $8/h to do the same thing 8 hours a day like robots with a continuous and deafening noise) than by the show itself.

[@coleshalauta4606]

Universal Studios Hollywood pays their employees $25 an hour, and scare actors do 45 minutes of work, and then have a 45 minute break, and repeat, so half their shift is them relaxing and cooling off

[@chibirex596]

bro thought he was cooking, $8 ain't even half if LA's minimum wage and these guys are not making minimum wage

[@scottolsen7688]

I’d be a scare actor for free