Okay... thats what I expected from Get Out...
Okay... thats what I expected from Get Out... which seems kinda "meh". As for Split, I'll see if I can dig up a pic of "the beast". Ouija & Sinster seem like they have enough to work with (Only actually have seen Ouija). I love the Purge, but "Gauntlet of Fear" WAS the perfect maze for it. I'd rather not see it included in this.
"Blumhouse of Horrors" is definitely my least anticipated maze this year. Even if I had seen all of the films (and their sequels), it just still wouldn't do it for me. There's a reason why "All Nite Die-In" & "ANDI: Take Two" worked so well. They limited it to four well known films, but also tied it into an icon & concept. As much as I was annoyed by the fact that "Silver Screams" was just "ANDI 3"... even it followed the limited film tradition.
The other thing was... each film basically had 2 scenes, so thats 8 scenes... making 10 scenes total (which is the average length of an HHN house) was the opening scene & finale. The finale featured each "movie monster/killer", plus the icon.
Well for one.., I still would not expect it to be a "mega maze". Logistically, it doesn't seem plausible for that space to have a maze larger than one of the open-space tents (even if they utilize French St, which i'd see as a cop-out). It is literally a design challenge/nightmare when it comes to the Parisian Courtyard. So I wouldn't get my hopes up. Its a "I'll believe it, when I see it" & "Murdy confirms it" situation.If I had to guess since Blumhouse is our "mega maze" it would be around 10-16 rooms. Which gives each property 2-3 scenes, which is pretty good.
Well for one.., I still would not expect it to be a "mega maze". Logistically, it doesn't seem plausible for that space to have a maze larger than one of the open-space tents (even if they utilize French St, which i'd see as a cop-out). It is literally a design challenge/nightmare when it comes to the Parisian Courtyard. So I wouldn't get my hopes up. Its a "I'll believe it, when I see it" & "Murdy confirms it" situation.
When I'm talking about scenes for All Night Die-In (or even Silver Screams), I'm referring to actual large rooms (or hallway depending in some cases) recreating a specific scene from that particular film. And this was located inside of a soundstage which obviously has more space.
ANDI didn't exactly have separate transition hallways, unlike Silver Screams. That had hallways dividing each scene & would include a movie poster for the film you were about to walk into. The other difference with Silver Screams was, each film depicted (Phantom, Shaun of the Dead, The Thing, Army of Darkness) only had one singular scene each. The rest was devoted to the icon (ticket taker hallway & death scene) & the "movie theatre" hallways (which had zero scares).
Don't forget that they also have a massive room inside of one of the French Street facades to work with
Sorry. I meant the non-HHN facades on French Street. The French themed buildings aligning the street.
Just watched a video for El Cucuy, Dracula, & Halloween (even though I've been through the last two, but missed out on El Cucuy)... I still can't figure out the route it takes. I did notice that all 3 mazes definitely seem to use an identical path layout, or at least very very similar. There weren't enough upward camera angles to fully get a sense of where certain spots were in the courtyard.Don't forget that they also have a massive room inside of one of the French Street facades to work with
Just watched a video for El Cucuy, Dracula, & Halloween (even though I've been through the last two, but missed out on El Cucuy)... I still can't figure out the route it takes. I did notice that all 3 mazes definitely seem to use an identical path layout, or at least very very similar. There weren't enough upward camera angles to fully get a sense of where certain spots were in the courtyard.
So there is infact an indoor space to use as well? Where is that located? It was so hard to tell. I'd love to see floorplan blueprints for the Parisian Courtyard mazes because its such an odd layout & space to use.
You are indoors in the last building on French street
Just watched a video for El Cucuy, Dracula, & Halloween (even though I've been through the last two, but missed out on El Cucuy)... I still can't figure out the route it takes. I did notice that all 3 mazes definitely seem to use an identical path layout, or at least very very similar. There weren't enough upward camera angles to fully get a sense of where certain spots were in the courtyard.
So there is infact an indoor space to use as well? Where is that located? It was so hard to tell. I'd love to see floorplan blueprints for the Parisian Courtyard mazes because its such an odd layout & space to use.