Wait, will Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween horror nights include vomit and poop?

Each year, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood and Florida is one of the theme park’s most popular attractions all year round. While other parks may try to throw a more family-friendly Halloween, Universal is ready to scare you, and this year it looks like the event will let you down too. Halloween horror nights at Universal Studios Hollywood this year will throw up on you, and that’s not even the most unpleasant part.

Gossipify recently took a behind-the-scenes tour of some houses during this year’s Halloween horror nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, The Horrors of Blumhouse, which includes elements of body swapping. Rare Yes the new heat of horror black phone as well as the home of Legends Collide. when we speak with John Murdy, the creative director behind the event. explained that one thing many homes have in common this year is that they will dump a lot of bodily fluids on guests. But don’t worry, it’s just water. Murdy explained …

It was under Rare part of the house where John Murdy talked about all the things throwing up on you. In the opening scene of Rare , a young man is killed with a bottle of wine, causing what Murdy calls “whining bloody vomit” in the guest house, even though it’s really just water mixed with compressed air. Check out the scene below.

I mean. Of course, we know that Halloween Horror Nights won’t make us puke. I’m pretty sure the park doesn’t want to buy new clothes at all, but when you’re caught up in the moment, it can still be daunting to know what an exploding addiction is all about. Is it really just water or is it … something else? Coarse.

But of course, creativity and horror are what people look for in Universal’s parks during Halloween. The various houses are meant to make guests scream in terror and for some there will be nothing more terrifying than being covered in the vomit of a loathsome creature.

There is a lot to be excited about this year if you are a fan of Halloween Horror Nights. to exist new homes celebrating classic monsters like Dracula, The Mummy and The Wolf Man . Jordan Peele’s latest film, No which was added to Universal Studios Hollywood about a month ago It will be a much of Terror Tram, combined with another of his hits, WE and we will also see a updated version of the original Halloween touching the same end of halloween hits cinemas.

There will also be completely new homes, like The Weeknd-inspired After Hours house, which turns the pop star’s music into a horror movie in its own right. Halloween Horror Nights kicks off on September 6 at Universal Studios Hollywood.