
After five years to produce the event Halloween Horror Nights, Universal Studios took the gimmick same the rest of Hollywood has relied on this year to boost ticket sales: 3D.
Starting from Friday, theme park study of Los Angeles will reopen as haunted attraction that runs for 5 nights, especially on weekends, through Halloween. in addition to allowing guests to take a tram directly to 3D renewal of Peter Jackson's Park of longrunning "King Kong" attraction, a maze of "House of 1000 corpses," designed around horror pic of Rob Zombie slip on, will have guests as they walk through 3D glasses re-created scenes from movies.
For the labyrinth, visitors wearing the same cardboard ChromaDepth glasses that come with the current crop of 3D movies released on homevideo: he edited.
If you look through the glasses, lighted LED paint is ejected upon visitors walk through the Captain Spaulding Museum of monsters and Madmen. The color spectrum is altered with the hottest colors that appear shades closer and more fresh apparent withdraw, giving a three-dimensional effect.
The effect is used on actors and on the walls, transforming environments. "It's like the walls are coming alive, "said John Murdy, Creative Director at Universal Studios Hollywood. The labyrinth, officially titled "House of 1000 corpses of Rob Zombie: 3D Zombievision," is almost double those Universal has built for "Horror Nights" Date.
Uses a couple more advanced than glasses for "King Kong".
Since the prices of the tickets at a cost "Horror Nights" from $ 60 to $ 90, not including discounts, Universal strives for a new twist to attract visitors each year.
In the past, which has included the block licensing deals to build the mazes and other attractions around "Saw," "Friday the 13th," and "A Nightmare on Elm Street" from Lionsgate and New Line. The boogeymen of these last two are back again this year, featured as part of the Park's five mazes, but the focus will be on remake recently from earlier this year and in 2009 that introduced a new look for Jason and Freddy Krueger. The Labyrinth "visa" will promote the first installment of the franchise, 3D that Lionsgate unspools 29 October.
"We are doing the three top horror franchises of all time in terms of box office," said Murdy. this year marks the 50th anniversary of "Psycho" and "Friday the 13th," 30 Murdy something has made sure to reference.
Murdy by incorporating 3D doesn't seem much of a stretch this year because "our attractions are already 3D", he said."You're already walking through the scene of the movie, the characters are coming to you.
Murdy was encouraged to add 3D for attraction this year because it is one thing that had asked fans on websites and Twitter feed.
"Horror film fans are really voice," said Randall."They're rabid fans. they tell you what they want.And just as they have evolved film we have to evolve as well. "
Murdy had wanted to work with the 3-d effect, but it worked only with brighter colors.Movies like "Friday 13" savor the deepest shadows.
"It would have ruined it," said Murdy. "You must have a style crazy Carnival. linen (' 1000 corpses ') is very weird and we wanted to bring that to life ".
This year, the theme park also added an additional tram to take guests directly to "King Kong 360 3D," a permanent part of his tour of tram USA demolished and one that has proved a major draw since opening in July 1st, years after the original was destroyed in a fire. new attraction has strengthened considerably presences to Park, Universal said.
Regular Studio tram Tour USA Universal demolished during the day I was again renamed tram terror and will take some parkgoers household "Pyscho" and collection of "war of the worlds" in USA the demolished. this year, Chucky, the doll serial killer from franchising "Chucky", has hijacked the tour.
The Team has exploited even Murdy growing use of comicbooks by self-publishing 32-page graphic novel "Vampire: Castle of the Undead," whose characters suck blood and texture, created by the artist Ian Patrick Moore, will be featured in the maze of the property. the book about vampires of Wallachia, Romania, the House of Vlad the Impaler, will be sold in gift shops online parks and serialized.
Given that "Horror Nights" has also shown a tie popular among the Hispanic community in the years, Universal has also designed one of its six scare zones around the urban legend, "The Mexican Llorona," about a woman who drowned her children to get the hand of a rich man.
"Halloween Horror Nights" officially opens this weekend, after the ceremony of Eyegore tonight that will honor horror filmmakers Eli Roth and Rob Zombie, thesps Christopher Lloyd, Betsy Russell and Gina Holden and Sid Haig, as well as short film contest winner Elizabeth Schieffer, whose "Jasper" won the "Rob's shorts Zombie."Short will be projected on NBC Universal owned cabler chiller TV and POSTED ON syfy.com.
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