The BEST & WORST Halloween Horror Nights 2024 Haunted Houses

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 is now halfway through its horrifying 48 night run at Universal Orlando and now its time to start talking about what are the best houses of this year...and which ones you might want to skip if you're visiting in October!
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[@Zkeleton969]

The museum had such an opportunity to use one of those living statue people, but it just wasted it

[@nathancasillas6979]

My ranking is a bit different but I do agree with your number 1 house, this was my first ever HHN and honestly it was a great experience overall. Did all of the houses and Insidious The Further still lives rent free in my head. Got to do it twice and is easily the scariest house. The fact that you entered the house through a gigantic red door made it for me THE house of HHN 33.

[@bcztrip6615]

Putting major sweets last is so insane to me it’s like no one understands the art behind it not only is it colorful with a great story but also every character is iconic and just makes sense I’ve never been in a house as good as major sweets every part from beginning to end has really good scares… not only does it deserve to be the first on this list but it also deserves to be in the conversation for top 5 houses in the history of HHN the set is amazing it’s like going through an actual factory and it also has some parts that actually smell like candy it’s top tier

[@brendobiscuit8]

I totally agree with what you said about Eternal Bloodlines. My friend works in that house and I've been through it twice and have yet to see her scare

[@SwaggyDr1pL0rd]

Insidious is easily the best house at this years HHN. Had incredible scares and the detail was great representing the 5 films. In 2nd I had A Quiet Place due to how interesting it was with it being all quiet and the puppets of the Death Angels. But dam, Universal had balls to involve both a dead dog in Triplets of Terror and a baby getting ripped in half in Monstruos

[@bizmonkey007]

The Ghostbusters House is a lot of fun. Great production quality with the excellent costumes and sets, and some fun scares and interactive bits. It’s not the scariest but it’s definitely entertaining

[@rschaen]

I agree with Major Sweets. It’s too chaotic to pay much attention to the sets. There is always someone in your face and constant loud banging, so that your senses are overloaded and it’s hard to focus on anything else. However, I would still rate it higher.

[@MrsBulba]

so glad someone else caught that TM waving at triplets 😂😂

[@karencolglazier8427]

So nice to meet you and Ellison on premium scream night! You 2 were so nice and my friend and I really appreciated it! I still need to watch that video def looking forward to it. I will be back in a few weeks with my husband for more HHN so interested to see how my current ranking changes after 6 or 7 days of more HHN.

[@VincentVision]

Yes! It was nice to meet you too. Sorry we got cut off by Death Eaters haha

[@karencolglazier8427]

@@VincentVision oh my gosh we did! Haha no worries, completely forgot!

[@Wowirrelevant]

3:56 Walked through this house (Hollywood version) and this statement is so true. Seemed like everything was going so smoothly and then she just gets her head ripped off out of nowhere. Took me out of the story for sure but I still enjoyed the house edit: You’re telling me there was no scene of this in the Orlando house? I feel a little bit better now

[@nebulous4155]

Insidious was ranked low for me, simply due to the issue of not knowing much of anything about Insidious. The house was fantastic and I enjoyed certain scenes (liked the different mannequin mazes), but for me storyline is important as well. Since I don't know much about Insidious, I didn't feel invested in what I was walking throughout. Perhaps my opinions would be better if I had know about Insidious more. That is why most of the original houses this year were much better in my experience for me.

[@hollybabyyy]

I always think the og houses are confusing unless you read the description of the house before hand

[@nyrangersfan6325]

Museums isn’t confusing at all. They do a great job explaining it before the house. It’s a rotting stone that possessed everything. Not hard to get. But the other houses, yeah I can agree.

[@TheEmbrs]

As a Quiet Place fan, was hoping for the house to be a lot better. The animatronic death angel in the beginning was amazing gho

[@madelinemautz2374]

insidious is so terrifying i had to look down and try to make it out alive😭😭

[@VincentVision]

LMAO

[@birdlad]

Totally agree on Insidious being one of the greatest houses in recent years, especially as an IP house, but my favorite one for this year has got to be Monstruous. Seriously the most incredible monster design that I can remember at HHN. So beautifully scary! I also really enjoyed Slaughter Sinema 2, it’s like sketch horror vignettes that are really easy to follow along in each room and you don’t miss out on the whole story if you miss one detail/scare. The shark wasn’t moving when I passed by it though, and that was sort of a bummer.

[@robertporter6641]

This was my list, houses first followed by scare zones 1. Insidious: The Further 2. A Quiet Place 3. Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines 4. Slaughter Sinema 2 5. Major Sweet’s Candy Factory 6. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire 7. Monstrous: Monsters of Latin America 8. Goblins Feast 9. The Museum: Deadly Exhibits 10. Triplets of Terror 1. Swamp of the Undead 2. Torture Faire 3. Demon Queens 4. Enter the Blumhouse 5. Duality of Fear That said, every part of this year’s event hit with me. I just liked some things better than others. I don’t know when I’ll make it back, but I definitely want to do it again!

[@MarleyQuinn715]

I do agree with your ranking but I’d flip major sweets and eternal bloodlines. I’m surprised there are only 3 scare actors in the curtain room in insidious and I will say that house will go into my top 10 houses I’ve ever done the the event!

[@Camilingue3]

Agree on most except Goblins feast. It’s one of my bottom houses. I do not know what it is if we just did not get the scares at the right time but I got bored and so did the rest of my party.

[@AdventureswithHannahandMichael]

Slaughter Cinema 2 a triumph for us. A great house with some great scenes. We got a really good run through of Bloodlines too so have this high in the ranking. Sadly Triplets was a fail for us but overall we enjoyed all the houses this year. All had merit.

[@doctoradventure413]

I was really disappointed by The Museum. As someone who works in one you can absolutely do a lot more with the concept. You’re right on the money that it felt to cramped for a museum.

[@alimatt9685]

Love the videos man keep it up!! Our lists are very somilar

[@VincentVision]

Awesome! What’s different?

[@batlover1977]

Omg I was wondering why monstruos didn’t have a chupacabra, it being a former house explains that XD.

[@jo3yd12]

This list is almost completely identical to mine, only difference is I had Monsters Eternal Bloodlines at 10 and Major Sweets at 9!

[@synsol1008]

This is just a good year, which feels a little disappointing after the great year last year

[@joen8529]

Goblins feast looks absolutely terrible…

[@dishsoap446]

Speaking from experience, If you’re going in for scares and horror yeah it’s not scary at ALL. But if you love some goblins being nuisances, it’s really entertaining. The set was really good as it was made by the same guy who designed Dead Man’s Pier (one of the greatest of all time).

[@batlover1977]

It was technically good (actors, sets, costumes, etc) but the story and pacing was nonexistent lol

[@lydiamv21]

We got eternal bloodlines during a shift change on our first one so it was even more empty we saw like 1 scare 😭 the sets are gorgeous though

[@honeysuckle754]

Maybe I’m crazy, but I didn’t find Insidious very scary at all. I haven’t seen the movies, so the main scary guy just reminds me of a discount Darth Mall, partnered with the Bride of Frankenstein if she was hit by a car. The sound bite in the first room of “He’s got DaBaby” took me out the environment for the rest of the house. I even had the triple scare (which usually hit me the hardest) at the end line up just right, and it fell flat. I think it’s the longest house, which if you’re scared will make it seem even scarier. But for me it made it goofier. Where is Darth Maul’s silly uncle going to pop out next?

[@Swiftpaw12]

I'd say "A QuIet Place" is the scariest house this year for one reason: They put in corn. For those who don't know, there's a superstition that if HHN puts corn in one of their houses, a storm's going to hit Florida.

[@batlover1977]

Interesting, do you know when that superstition started?

[@mr.yofficials8610]

The last two were some of my favorites

[@Jim222001]

I enjoyed them all. Just didn’t do Monstruos and Triplets. Since I was at Universal all day and couldn’t walk anymore.

[@oggPollo]

I’d say my list goes as 10. Triplets 9. Museum 8. Major Sweets 7. Slaughter Sinema 6. Quiet Place 5. Ghostbusters 4. Universal Monsters 3. Goblins Feast 2. Monstruos 1. Of course, Insidious

[@MostDopeLarry]

I really enjoyed the Texas chainsaw massacre one and also the toxic zombies one. I forgot the name of it but that shit was dope!(Hollywood)

[@johnsilver8682]

Insidious was my favorite house of all time. By far the most scary house ever

[@Phantysmo222]

I don’t agree with major sweets that’s my number two. ❤❤❤

[@VincentVision]

And that’s ok! That’s the beauty of HHN. I can totally see where someone would love that house

[@hollybabyyy]

They absolutely need aqp day one house next year and hopefully i can go

[@TheresaBethK]

I’ve not seen anyone have a list so close to mine!

[@OfficiallyOfficiallyUnofficial]

Triplets ended up being in my top three because of the scare actors. The two times I went through, they were on it. Also in my top three would be Slaughter Sinema 2. I need a house based around the punk skellies.

[@rschaen]

That bunny girl, OMG!!!!!!

[@OfficiallyOfficiallyUnofficial]

@@rschaen Totally. For me, Harmony's character design was one of the best originals they've done in a while. The scare actors playing her loved the role. Side note, I loved the rain effect at the start of the house too.

[@rschaen]

@@OfficiallyOfficiallyUnofficial just a fun house, start to finish! Reminded me of Bob’s Burgers from Hell, lol!

[@BBirdy5]

Supposedly there were originally 88 lil stay-pufts, but a few have been stolen. I saw this on a FB post from someone who did the unmasking tour...

[@tormentorox1]

Today was my first HHN. I think Insidious had the best pacing and atmosphere, and the ending scare got me but it wasn’t consistently scary for the wait time. Frozen Empire had great sets and it had moments but it was a bit loud and annoying which became a consistent theme for the rest of the houses. Overall sadly I didn’t think HHN was worth it. The local houses, mazes, and hayrides I grew up with were much scarier than HHN but that could just be a regional thing. The IP was carrying heavy and the scares lacked creativity imo. That being said nothing was bad, just disappointed given the hype. The stage show was amazing though!

[@BSGreyM]

You said no more HHN videos for this year, but have you ever thought about a HHN wishlist? A theme or event that hasn’t been done yet?

[@Okaypions]

Bloodlines should be in a soundstage honestly… it feels like a Hollywood house and the scares suck

[@breakingoblivion]

major sweets was… interesting? but i could NOT figure out what the story was or what was going on. my dad and i agreed that all the noise was more frustrating than anything else, too - i wish people would realise loud doesn’t equal scary.

[@marialine3057]

I learned about major candy factory the candy makes the kids go against the adults and kill them

[@colinholder5438]

Thanks for all of your HHN videos this year!

[@VincentVision]

Glad you like them!

[@Ishtarru]

So what I'm getting from this is do not go if you have photosensitive epilepsy.

[@eduardoruelas7751]

Solid rank! But goblins #2 over monstrous? Nah that’s a big disagree. Went through goblins and monstrous twice and both times monstrous definitely delivered, I ranked it #2. Goblins definitely underperformed. It’s definitely bottom of the list next to major sweet

[@B_Farm22]

Triplets of terror might be the worst horror nights house in a long time Universal really swung and miss with the opportunity of FNAF

[@SteveDave211]

I liked Goblins yet way too high and is not long enough.

[@ChipFanXO]

The Weeknd = peak

[@ironfist4457]

I actually skipped all the IP houses this year. Insidious looked good I just never really cared about the movies, so I skipped it. But I felt like the originals were pretty good, I definitely think Slaughter Sinema 2, Triplets of Terror, and the Latin America house were probably the best of the originals this year and arguably better than a majority of the IP houses. And for as scary as Insidious looked, it definitely didnt have the imagery the Latin America house did. Like dude they ate a babys brain in that house, I didn't even think they'd ever go that far at Universal.

[@VincentVision]

You missed out on Insidious

[@ChinaDollTravels]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@LorraineSheridan]

Never been and wondering if most people do or do not wear costumes? I get no masks but yes or no?

[@VincentVision]

Costumes aren’t allowed if they’re too extravagant or could be confused for performers in the park. I’ve seen people wearing Party City type stuff

[@Samtheman26-l5v]

Can’t lie a quiet place could of been better 1:35

[@megawallsmoment1366]

8:24 that is literally what it's about

[@VincentVision]

Should’ve been a scene from each decade, not just 1984 and 2024

[@megawallsmoment1366]

​@@VincentVision Personally, I don't think it makes too much of a difference because even if it jumps from the 1984 party to 2024, it still takes you through different locations, like the shed, the cake tasting area, and the meat locker. It still feels like you are going through different parties even if it's the same year. Also, logistically with them having masks on it would be very hard to differentiate age differences for 5 different time periods and the casting that would be needed.

[@VincentVision]

@@megawallsmoment1366 let’s just agree to disagree!

[@Samtheman26-l5v]

Also terror tram could have included FNAF 2:15

[@TheAsianReacts]

Respectfully, I completely disagree with your entire list I can’t speak on past years because this is my first time attending the event, however, as a previous scare actor that doesn’t scare easy, I was going in with different expectation. My List from best to worst: Slaughter Sinema 2-10/10 Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines-9/10 Insidious: The Further-8/10 Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire-7/10 Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America- 7/10 The Museum: Deadly Exhibits- 6/10 Major Sweets’ Candy Factory-5/10 A Quiet Place-5/10 Triplets of Terror-4/10 Goblin’s Feast-2/10

[@VincentVision]

Ooooh! What put Eternal Bloodlines so high up your list and Goblin so low?

[@TheAsianReacts]

@@VincentVision i feel such as food preferences and works of art and such, all these houses appeal to all people differently. Ive seen so many rankings that vary greatly from one to another. Personally I love Bloodlines cuz I love Universal Monsters (so excited for dark universe) and I love the idea of continuing the storyline generations later. I personally knew the story prior (from the discover universal podcasts) about saskia van helsing and drac’s daughter and bride of frankenstein and all so i thoroughly enjoyed the adventure thru the story and seeing it come to life.

[@bigdawg1181]

A Quiet Place was by far the worst house of the year. It was flat-out boring.

[@Thepixiebella]

Insidious was so disappointing. It was my third least favorite

[@juliakavanagh3400]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@erickcastaneda9589]

The California version of Bloodlines is great and fixes a lot of the issues that you showed here.

[@NCapCuts]

My list: 10: goblins. 9: museum. 8: Latin America. 7: eternal. 6: triplets. 5: slaughter Sinema. 4: major sweets. 3: insidious. 2: a quiet place. 1:ghostbusters.

[@therealumaruchan9329]

There's a whole month of HHN left and this dude really saying this is his last video on it smh.

[@VincentVision]

There’s already sooo much HHN content out there

[@austinsnyder5981]

Museum might be worst of all time

[@VincentVision]

Of ALL time?? No way

[@austinsnyder5981]

@@VincentVision you're right not a fair argument maybe not all time but from the houses I've been through at hhn it's definitely my least favorite.

[@everardoluna9776]

The icons pretty much sucked

[@Zkeleton969]

How is ghostbusters not easily the worst, it’s just corporate mandated schlock with the least scary “horror” franchise imaginable

[@Wowirrelevant]

To me it was incredibly fun and that’s what drove me. I knew going in it wasn’t going to be scary and I got exactly what I wanted, some light hearted fun

[@katiedyer4908]

It was a good fun one to ease people into horror. It was one of my most enjoyable for that reason, you can really look around.

[@andynava5144]

There's nothing wrong with houses that aren't trying to be scary. The fun ones keep haunt events feeling fresh. If they were all trying to be houses like Insidious(HHN) or Wax Works(Scary Farm) the houses would be really repetitive, blend together, and stale

[@SkylarHess13]

Yes it’s at HHN, but not everything has to be jump scares every 2 feet. Nobody thought this was gonna be really scary at all, and neither did they with Dueling Dragons last year, but that was a hit. I am a horror fanatic, and this year was the first year I got to go. Ghostbusters was my 2nd favorite house, only to A Quiet Place.

[@isltdairwvs808]

Do you have a better idea of what to put there? Do you work at Universal?

[@xoxpascalle]

Going tonight. Thanks for the video 😊

[@birdlad]

Totally agree on Insidious being one of the greatest houses in recent years, especially as an IP house, but my favorite one for this year has got to be Monstruous. Seriously the most incredible monster design that I can remember at HHN. So beautifully scary! I also really enjoyed Slaughter Sinema 2, it’s like sketch horror vignettes that are really easy to follow along in each room and you don’t miss out on the whole story if you miss one detail/scare. The shark wasn’t moving when I passed by it though, and that was sort of a bummer.

[@bcztrip6615]

Putting major sweets is so insane to me it’s like no one understands the art behind it not only is it colorful with a great story but also every character is iconic and just makes sense I’ve never been in a house as good as major sweets every part from beginning to end has really good scares… not only does it deserve to be the first on this list but it also deserves to be in the conversation for top 5 houses in the history of HHN the set is amazing it’s like going through an actual factory and it also has some parts that actually smell like candy it’s top tier