Universal Halloween Horror Nights To See The Return Of Michael Myers

Halloween II confirmed for HHN26.

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Universal Studios have confirmed that the horror movie sequel Halloween II will feature at this year's Halloween Horror Nights.

Set moments after the end of the first movie, Halloween II depicts the unstoppable Michael Myers continuing to chase Laurie Strode as she is taken to hospital.

Those who experienced Myers' previous visit to Halloween Horror Nights in 2014 will find the opening scene in this year's offering familiar. This year's house will start exactly where the previous maze left off. Guests running for safety will find themselves in the clinical environment of Haddonfield Memorial Hospital. However, just like Laurie, you won't be safe from Myers in there.

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Michael Aiello, the Creative Director behind Universal's Halloween Horror Nights described just what guests will experience if they dare to venture into the maze:

Just like the movies, we’ve been inspired to continue the story. You’ll experience the final scene of 2014’s maze and immediately walk in-between the homes of Haddonfield. You’ll be attacked by Myers the entire way before seeking refuge within the hospital. We’re recreating all the iconic events from the story, including Myers’ fiery “end.

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Universal are collaborating with Malek Akkad and Compass International, just as they did with the maze from 2014. Featuring more scare-actors than the house from 2 years ago, Universal have promised that this one will be bigger than its predecessor.

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Halloween II will be featured at both Universal's Hollywood and Orlando parks. It seems no matter what coast you are on Michael Myers will be coming for you.

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