Halloween Horror Nights - 23 - RESIDENT EVIL – Universal Studios,
Orlando, FL
Walking zombies invaded the grounds. Everywhere you turn. I
worried about the scare actors hurting their necks or backs from all the
crooked walking. We went in the park to visit the walking dead after 11 PM and
used our after 11 PM fast pass. The wait time reduced to about 1/4 the time of
houses 1-3 or 22.5 minutes and then on houses #4-8 only a mere five minutes!
I’ve provided my ratings after the name of haunted house
with #5 being the best and #1 the worst.
1. AMC-
the Walking Dead No Safe Haven (#4) pm it was 11:45 before I noted the time, I
observed the globes filled with fire at the entrance. The zombie scare actors
apparently were switching shifts walking out of their haunted house still in
character down the side of cattle mazes you have to walk through. The zombie at
the entrance was on a collared chain and kept staring into space and comically jerking
at the chain. Inside we walked through a disaster zone of a Woodbury neighborhood
street that looked like it'd been hit by a hurricane with clothes and debris
everywhere. Find yourself in the middle of a combat zone as humans and police
alike shoot zombies in your path. End up in a derelict prison where the zombie inmates
chase you out.
2. La
LLorana (#3) - an urban fantasy/legend of a woman haunting the earth searching
for her dead children. You walk through lots of caverns through a castle; lit
candles, wine cellars and witness the weeping witch-looking woman drown her
victims to exact her revenge. Cross over a river and see her dead children on
the shallow end of the river, real rocks with running water run over their lifeless
bodies. A person on the floor spews liquid from his drowning lungs. More
tunnels and this wild-assed old ugly mother tangled in vines jumping out at
you.
3. Afterlife:
Death's vengeance (#3) - Blade the serial killer of his fellow resident inmates
faces his vengeance of the deal souls after he meets his own demise via the
electric chair. Many scary scenes of his Blade's evil coming through from the
other dimension wielding his knife. Three-d glasses are provided to enhance the
effects.
4. Evil
dead (#5) - When you first walk through a log cabin in the middle of the woods
you’ll empty beer bottles and magazines littering the fireplace warmed living
room indicating a normal weekend getaway. A guy is off to the right reading a
very large, old looking book. You know something is wrong when you walk through
life-size pages of a book, a book with legends of beasts that suck the soul out
of a being and snake headed men. Then the gruesome deadites come alive to possess
your soul creaking through the floorboards in tangled vines. People become
possessed and are eating other humans, turning into big lizard beasts. Gross.
Exit the fiery cabin relieved to escape! Creepy dead girl with long tangled
black hair and exorcist face crawls out of a basement trap door the in tangled
vines trying to get you before you escape!
5. An
American Werewolf in London (#5)- If you're a fan of this John Landis movie
classic this is a must-see. Witness an accurate depiction of all the major scenes
in the original movie. Walk into the opening scene of The Slaughtered Lamb, listen
to real movie sound bites from the movie track and relive the movie right in
front of you. David is warned to stay away from the moors but in the next scene,
you see him attacked by a werewolf and witness his best friend Jack in front of
him. The next scene takes you to David’s hospital bed where he started to have bad
dreams. Walk into his nightmare and see his family is attacked by aliens in his
home. See David in his sexy nurse girlfriend’s apartment and witness the
groundbreaking werewolf transmission that would be the standard by which all
horror flicks follow with the advent of slow-moving detailed mechanical but
real looking change from man to beast. Walk through the gruesome kill scene in
the tube subway, then the ultimate killing of the werewolf beast in the corner
of Picadilly circus.
6. Cabin
in the woods (#5)- Something goes wrong at a science center and human experiments
turned into abominable nightmares as alien headed, no headed, creatures behind
protected glass rooms but they escape and wreck havoc on the experimenters …YOU.
7. Resident
Evil : Escape from Raccoon City (short but I give it a #4) - walk into a town
and see Tony's Pizza outdoor with the tables turned over, police on top police
cars shooting at citizens and then walk through a Laundromat where lodge
lickers, hunters and Nemesis escape through the pipes and under the ground to kill
you. Survey this short maze and learn that in the end that you are indeed are
dead.
8. Havoc2:Derailed
(#2)- The dogs of war are genetically engineering super-soldiers bloodthirsty
and bent on destruction but I found it just a lot of noisy fake machine guns
and laser lights while walking through a fake pile of metal junk.
Hope you like my review. Stay tuned for my
review of Fright Fest.
Were these places you actually visited? Where are they? They all sound scary.
ReplyDeleteHey Patricia. Thanks for the interest. I did go and this was my review. I love going to the haunted houses in the area. I alternate yearly between Universal Studios Orlando Halloween Horror Nights and Bushe Gardens Halloscream. Part 2 of this years review will be on Palm Beach County's Fright Night. You can also scroll down to see my prior year's review. And no it's not really scary I actually find it funny. But once in a while the scare actors get me.
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