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That would be a real shameI would put good money on next year being “HHN 2021” and not “30.”
People need to start preparing themselves.
That would be a real shameI would put good money on next year being “HHN 2021” and not “30.”
People need to start preparing themselves.
They’ve been trying to shift to it for a few years now. It allows for a lot more crossover merch that can be sold on both coasts. With this year’s events not happening, it introduces some narrative confusion about “what year” 2021 would be. That confusion is all the excuse they need to pull the trigger on the change.Lame. It's such a little thing, but I can't stand dropping the numbers. Felt the same way when it happened with Wrestlemania for example.
Lame. It's such a little thing, but I can't stand dropping the numbers. Felt the same way when it happened with Wrestlemania for example.
Well, they are owned by what's considered by many, to be the greediest cable company out there. And that's saying a lot.
However, they and a limited amount of others, are the only ones that can allow us to walk through and ride our favorite movies. As long as we keep feeding the beast, they're going to keep giving us a product we love, but one can't work without the other. Now I don't know about everybody else, but I'm not going to stop selling my soul to the corporate devil anytime soon.
They’ve been trying to shift to it for a few years now. It allows for a lot more crossover merch that can be sold on both coasts. With this year’s events not happening, it introduces some narrative confusion about “what year” 2021 would be. That confusion is all the excuse they need to pull the trigger on the change.
Call it “HHN 2021: Terror Reborn” or “Rebirth of Horror” (meta-textual taglines with the it being the first fully Aielo-free, and possibly Murdy-free, years), give it a sort of “reboot” vibe with a new logo/typeset, and they’re set for the next decade.
Touche .It's already happened - but fans are stubborn.
In the years after this, would they keep the same number of houses, assuming there will be lower crowds and likely less of a budget? What do we think the original/IP ratio might be? Just speculating...obviously there must be a few synergy/corporately mandated houses each year, but hopefully that doesn't become the entire event.
They probably want to get away from numbers 1.) Because it makes it easier to make merch for USH and UOR and 2.) So that fans don’t expect some sort of anniversary thing every five years.
We are getting WAY ahead of ourselves here....
IP contracts would have to get renegotiated for non-HHN use.So if 2 houses do open during the day I’ll assume it would probably be beetlejuice and brides? I could also see texas probably being a choice since I doubt they want to carry it over to next year