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DC’s Next Level initiative is riding out into the Old West, and it’s bringing a massive dose of folk horror along for the ride.
Halloween Horror Nights is about to get a major gaming upgrade. Universal has officially revealed an all-new Fortnite-inspired scare zone based on Fortnitemares, the wildly popular Halloween event from Epic Games’ global gaming phenomenon. This terrifying new experience will debut at Universal Orlando Resort beginning August 28 and Universal Studios Hollywood starting September 3.
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A Fortnite-inspired Scare Zone is coming to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood. It is an immersive and thrilling scare zone inspired by Fortnitemares, the game’s signature Halloween event.
More than 50 years after terrifying audiences, The Exorcist is still widely considered one of the scariest movies ever made. Yet, for whatever reason, the collectibles market has never fully embraced William Friedkin‘s horror masterpiece.
Fla. — Step into the world of Fortnite this coming Halloween season at Universal Orlando Resort’s signature fall event
ORLANDO, Fla. – Halloween Horror Nights is taking a dark turn into one of gaming’s biggest universes this fall, bringing the world of Fortnite’s Halloween event, Fortnitemares, to life as an all-new scare zone.
Christopher Nolan hasn’t directed a full-fledged horror movie yet, but the Oscar-winning filmmaker says the genre remains very much on his radar.