Oh okay cool. That makes sense. Yeah I was impressed with the curtain use for the lighting when I went on the BTS tour. So much extra work than just building a house!
Halloween Horror Nights 27 General Discussion
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So..."deadly close".
That sounded odd to me. I feel it should read "deathly close".
So, I looked up the difference between the two.
It seems that deadly should be used if something is likely to cause death. IE: "Deadly weapons" or "Deadly weather" meaning that the weapons or weather are likely to cause death. So, a more literal adjective.
On the other hand, deathly should be used in a more figurative sense. Meaning something is suggestive death or danger. IE: "Deathly boring" or "Deathly cold". You probably won't literally die of boredom, or some cold, but it's a more flowery way to describe them.
So again..."deadly close". Should it be "deathly"?
The way it is now, it's implying that the closeness of "your time" is actually likely to your death. I don't know, I feel that it should probably be the other way.
No actual speculation or anything; just deadly board waiting for the next announcement.
That sounded odd to me. I feel it should read "deathly close".
So, I looked up the difference between the two.
It seems that deadly should be used if something is likely to cause death. IE: "Deadly weapons" or "Deadly weather" meaning that the weapons or weather are likely to cause death. So, a more literal adjective.
On the other hand, deathly should be used in a more figurative sense. Meaning something is suggestive death or danger. IE: "Deathly boring" or "Deathly cold". You probably won't literally die of boredom, or some cold, but it's a more flowery way to describe them.
So again..."deadly close". Should it be "deathly"?
The way it is now, it's implying that the closeness of "your time" is actually likely to your death. I don't know, I feel that it should probably be the other way.
No actual speculation or anything; just deadly board waiting for the next announcement.
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Maybe they're going to introduce some kind of Tapu Tapu thing for the houses and this little skull will appear telling you your time is getting deadly closer.
Imagine all the people in line for the houses being out on the midway, that would be the scariest thing they ever did *shivers*Maybe they're going to introduce some kind of Tapu Tapu thing for the houses and this little skull will appear telling you your time is getting deadly closer.
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Everything's gone quiet, on my end too.
Granted, most everything is known. But it's starting to look like sources are actually nervous (at least everyone I normally bounce stuff off is thinking that).
Granted, most everything is known. But it's starting to look like sources are actually nervous (at least everyone I normally bounce stuff off is thinking that).
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Well... I need to reiterate this.
Basically, what I was told about this house wasn't specifically what I wanted to hear. It may not be a true crossover. At least not Plague Doctors versus Gargoyles like I expected.
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Any more mumblings about The Mummy potentially being a scarezone? If it was, you'd think they would've announced it alongside the release of the film for promotional purposes.
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Eh... that was more my speculation than rumor.
From what it seems, TWD will not be at the event at all.
Which, meanwhile; Hollywood suffers for Orlando.
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No Reason. Someone did point out on HorrorNightNightmares that the Legions of Horror could be returning this year.
Sorry for the off-topic, but I watched a film last night called "Abattoir" (directed by Bousman), and well, that would make a great haunted house.
