The Horrors Of Blumhouse Comes To Universal's Halloween Horror Nights 2022

Freaky and Black Phone will be making their debuts at Universal's Hollywood and Orlando Theme Parks.

Blumhouse is back at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights and they are bringing two of their latest films along for the screams.

The Horrors of Blumhouse maze will be making an appearance at Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort. The house on both coasts will be a double feature of Freaky and Black Phone.

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Freaky makes for the perfect horror house; a serial killer called "The Butcher" is out to add to their body count. The only thing is thanks to an Aztec cursed dagger (La Dola Dagger), our killer has switched bodies with Millie Kessler, a high school student. Will you be able to outrun "The Butcher"?

Black Phone takes you into the supernatural world of a horrifying magician called "The Grabber". You will find yourself in his "fun house" where you'll try to escape using his whispered "hints".

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Will you make it out before "The Grabber" performs his biggest trick, making you disappear forever?

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The Horrors of Blumhouse will be joining Universal Monsters: Legends Collide and the original Halloween as part of the world's premier Halloween event. Halloween Horror Night's opens in Universal Orlando Resort on 2nd September and Universal Studios Hollywood begins 8th September. The event will run on select nights up until 31st October.

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Tickets for Halloween Horror Nights on both coast are already on sale at www.halloweenhorrornights.com.

 
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