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"Fear Resurrected"
Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood attraction
Universal Monsters Logo
Universal Monsters: Music by Slash
Attraction type Haunted Maze
Event Halloween Horror Nights 2018
Park Universal Studios Hollywood
Area Upper Lot
Year 2018
Housed in Parisian Courtyard
Based on Universal Classic Monsters
Preceded By Universal Monsters Remix: Resurrection (2013)
Followed By Universal Monsters: Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (2019)

Universal Monsters: Music by Slash was one of the eight haunted mazes that was featured during Halloween Horror Nights 2018 (Hollywood). It was located in the Parisian Courtyard.

Description[]

Inspired by Universal’s legendary horror films, the Universal Monsters maze features an original score produced and composed by Grammy award winning musician, SLASH, it will shake horror fans to the core with a petrifying modern rendition.

After decades of rot and decay as they lay mouldering in their graves, The Universal Monsters’s disdain for the living has risen to a bloodthirsty, all consuming level! Invade their eternal resting place and witness the bone chilling resurrection of Frankenstein’s Monster, Dracula, The Phantom Of The Opera and The Wolf Man, among others. As they rise from the dead, thirsty for revenge, you will fall victim to the terrifying images and stories that helped invent the horror film genre.

Experience[]

Facade[]

The facade was a graveyard arch that said "Universal Monsters" on it and on the sides of it was UV Graffiti of the Universal Monsters’s most famous moments and quotes. Guests would then enter the graveyard.

Haunted Maze[]

Guests enter the graveyard of the resting place of the Monsters. The graveyard was overgrown with moss and vines. Guests would then enter Maria's crypt where there were 2 Living Statues outside of the crypt and one of them would come to life and attack guests and then Frankenstein's Monster would come to life and attack guests from the left side of the Crypt.

Inside the crypt was a black hallway before Guests entered Maria's resting place. Inside was Frankenstein's Monster mourning Maria in her casket as The Wolfman would pop out from a crypt gate.

Guests would enter a room with 3 Dead Corpses with 2 Living Corpses that would come out and attack guests. Guests enter a long black hallway with strings hanging down.

Guests would then be outside where there were 4 Angry Villagers trying to burn down Castle Frankenstein. Castle Frankenstein had orange lighting and fog coming out of the facade along with the turret from Bride of Frankenstein on top of the castle.

Inside the castle was the sound of the cries of the Monster. Guests would enter a room where Frankenstein's Monster attacks guests through the fallen beams and piles of rumble. Guests then enter the vault room.

Guests would enter the vault room with modern posters of the Universal Monsters and the film negatives of the original monster films. The 1931 trailer of "Frankenstein" would be projected on a screen that Frankenstein's Monster would pop out at guests.

Guests exit the film vault and enter a hallway with a lab set up. The entire scene was all UV with a UV Invisible Man in front of a black wall talking to guests.

Guests enter a short hallway leading into The Phantom of the Opera's lair. In his lair was violins among others musical instruments hung up on the wall. The Phantom of the Opera would be at his pipe organ playing as he would then pop out at guests. Guests went down a hallway with a bunch of skeleton statues with 2 of them being Living Skeleton Statues that would pop out at guests.

Guests would then enter a black hallway with a bunch of Hanging Villagers with 2 Phantom of the Opera scares. Guests would then enter a Hallway where Dracula would appear from a Pepper's Ghost effect that would then show him turning into a wolf.

Guests enter a Black Room where a Werewolf version of Dracula would pop out at guests. Guests then enter the Dining Hall where a bunch of guests at the Dinner Table are dead. One of Dracula's Brides would pop out from a Window Panel. The Room had windows with a Projected Red Sky and Bats flying outside. Guests would then be attacked by another Werewolf under a Chimney and another one of Dracula's Bride.

Guests then entered the Collection Room which included The Mummy that pop out at Guests from inside his Tomb. Guests would then see Renfield sucking the Blood out of a Dead Rat. On the wall was a Spider Display with a Projection of Spiders escaping the Display.

Guests go outside and then see Igor pop out with a Shovel at guests. Guests then entered Dr. Frankenstein's Laboratory where Dr. Victor Henry Frankenstein would be attempting to assemble The Bride of Frankenstein who was alive. Frankenstein's Monster would come out and declare "We Belong Dead!" and flip the Switch where Fog Effects start going off along with Red lighting and Projection Mapping of Lightning across the Scene.

Guests then entered a Black Hallway with a Red Revolving Light with 3 Black Boo Hole Scares from the Mummy, the Wolfman, and the Phantom of the Opera. Guests then exited the Maze and entered the Monster Masquerade scarezone.

Horror Films[]

  • The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1923)
  • The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
  • Dracula (1931)
  • Frankenstein (1931)
  • The Mummy (1932)
  • The Invisible Man (1933)
  • The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
  • Son of Frankenstein (1939)
  • The Wolf Man (1941)

Settings[]

  • Highgate Cemetery
  • Maria's Crypt
  • Castle Frankenstein
  • Film Vault Room
  • Invisible Man's Lab
  • The Phantom of the Opera's Lair
  • Dining Hall
  • Collection Room
  • Dr. Frankenstein's Laboratory

Scareactors[]

Quotes[]

  • "To a New World of Gods and Monsters!" - Dr. Pretorius
  • "You have created a Monster, and it will destroy you!" - Doctor Waldman
  • “I created it. I made it with my own hands from the bodies I took from graves, from the gallows...anywhere!” - Henry Frankenstein
  • "I've been cursed for delving into the Mysteries of Life." - Henry Frankenstein
  • “I destroy this lifeless thing! Thou shalt take its place for but a few moments and then...Rise again!" - Imohtep
  • “They hanged me once Frankenstein. They broke my neck. They said I was dead. Then they cut me down. They threw me in here, long ago. They wouldn’t bury me in holy place like churchyard because I stole bodies...they said.” - Ygor
  • “Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright.” - Maleva the Gypsy
  • "I love Dead" - Frankenstein's Monster
  • "Friend?" - Frankenstein's Monster
  • "Destroy the Monsters!" - Villagers
  • "Monsters! Kill them!" - Villagers
  • "You're crazy to know who I am, aren't you? All right! I'll show you!" - The Invisible Man
  • "It's easy really! A few chemicals mixed together and flesh and blood and bone just fade away..." - The Invisible Man
  • "I'll show you who I am and what I am." - The Invisible Man
  • "Here I am. Aren't you pleased you found me?" - The Invisible Man
  • "Feast your eyes, glut your soul on my accursed ugliness!" - The Phantom
  • “Children of the night...what music they make!” - Dracula
  • “There are far worse things awaiting man than death.” - Dracula
  • "The blood is the life!" - Dracula
  • "It's alive! It's alive! In the name of God! Now I know what it feels like to be God!" - Henry Frankenstein
  • "The Lever!" - Henry Frankenstein
  • "We Belong Dead!" - Frankenstein's Monster
  • "To die, to be really dead. That must be Glorious." - Dracula

Pictures[]

Videos[]


Soundtrack[]


Trivia[]

  • Many things in this maze were reused from older mazes:
  • Thia Maze was originally called Dark Universe: Universal Monsters Rising as shown by the Concept Art at the Midsummer Scream 2021 Panel.
  • This house was in the top ranking on Murdy's list that year.
  • The soundtrack featured in this house was written and recorded by Lead Guitarist Slash from Guns 'N Roses & Velvet Revolver. The soundtrack would later be released as well along with a bonus track called Sweet Licks from Slashs' first house collaboration with HHN in Clowns 3D: Music by Slash from Halloween Horror Nights 2014 (Hollywood)
  • John Murdy was very pleased with the response given by the fans, and that making this house based on the 20s, 30s, and 40s Monsters relevant to a modern audience was very gratifying to him. [2].
  • This was one Murdys' passion project houses. [3].
  • Universal Monsters was the maze Murdy was afraid to do, he avoided it for years because he was afraid it might fail. It's a reasonable fear even his wife had warned him but he decided that it wasn't going to fail and gave it his best try with his partner Chris and Slash to help with the music. [4].
  • At the time when working on this maze Murdy had moved to Ireland and would go back and forth a lot during the production.
  • After the maze opened Murdy knew it was going to be a #1 maze.
  • Murdy provides the voice of Frankenstein, Dracula, & The Phantom of the Opera. [5].
  • Chris and Murdy had spent a lot of time on the look of the characters to start with the iconic touch of Jack Pierces' original designs and tease out the most horrific elements that were inherent in the source material. [6].
  • Murdy's favorite details/scenic in the maze were the banquet hall, collection room, and lab scenes [7].
  • During Murdy's research, he came across all this monster graffiti art that exists all over the world. He liked the idea that this graveyard would be vandalised by taggers. So they brought in artists to create that in UV with key quotes/lines from the film. [8].
  • The Graffiti Element was also inspired by Jim Morrison's Grave being vandalised with Graffiti. [9].
  • Many Universal Monsters and sayings are spray painted on the facade.
  • The graveyard was based on a real cemetery in London, England called the Highgate Cemetery. [10].
  • There was originally supposed to be a Gypsy Camp Sequence with the Wolfman at the Beginning of the Maze. (Which was then used for Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman).[11].
  • There also originally was supposed to be a Grave Robbing Scene at the Beginning of the Maze (Which was then used for Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman)[12].
  • The Opening was reference to the Beginning of Frankenstein where it starts in a Graveyard with a Grave Robbing. However this Graveyard is the Final Resting Place of the Monsters. [13].
  • Igor was supposed to pop out at the beginning of the Maze based on the Treatment Page for the Castle Entrance shown at Midsummer Scream 2021 saying "the hunchback grave robber we encountered earlier in the Maze".
  • The Graveyard was intentionally designed to look to be totally abandoned. The Graves unintended where everything is overgrown but all of it is dead. [14].
  • The Idea of the Opening was that you are trespassing into the Crypt unleashing the Monsters who want to remain dead. [15].
  • The Sound of the Wolf Howling in the Graveyard is supposed to a reference to Dracula as a Wolf in 1931's Dracula.
  • There are some notable names on the gravestones outside of the house.
  • Dracula's Grave is guarded a Weeping Vampire Bride which is inspired by a Scene in La Llorona: Villa de Almas Perdidas. [16].
  • Murdy had elements for each monster, Frankensteins Monster is a corpse brought back to life & burned by the fire in the Windmill. [17].
  • They thought for this Maze that Frankenstein would go looking for his friend inside of Maria's Crypt and he's found her and he's holding her. [18].
  • The Scenic in the Maria's Crypt Scene was a Homage to the Set Design of the Bride of Frankenstein.[19].
  • In Maria's Crypt at the ScareLA 2019 Panel it was mentioned that Maria is a decomposed Corpse that is rotting away. However in the Maze she is a Normal Corpse. [20].
  • Crash McCreery redesigned the Wolfman for the maze because since he was only in the Maze briefly they needed him to be more Wolf (His Original Design showing the Transformation was used as the Basis for Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman). [21].
  • Murdy always felt like the villagers that hunt down Frankenstein’s Monster are the true “monsters” in the story. He wanted their scene to feel like you were entering a riot that was tipping over into murderous violence. [22].
  • In the Movies they saw the Villagers were always dressed in Suits and fancy like while Haunting the Monsters. They wanted their looks to be more of the time period the Monster Books and Movies were made in. [23].
  • They took inspiration for the Castle Design from Bride of Frankenstein because they wanted to show that it's decaying and already going to hell. [24].
  • They wanted to make the Castle it's own character. They wanted it to have a Skull Face with the Windows and then guests enter through it's mouth. [25].
  • The Outside Castle Facade was supposed to have Audio of Barking Dogs and Electrical Zaps mixed with Strobes to show the Turret on top of the Castle going off based on the Elements List shown at the Midsummer Scream 2021 Panel.
  • Originally when you entered the Castle there was supposed to be Igor's Hanging Body based on the Treatment Page shown at the Midsummer Scream 2021 Panel saying "As we move further into the sample-choked corridor, we discover the lifeless body of Dr. Frankenstein's assistant (the hunchback grave robber we encountered earlier in the maze) hanging from a rope".
  • Murdy had this idea about entering a film vault in the castle where all the original negatives of the Universal Monster films are kept. If the Villagers destroyed these (as so often old negatives were destroyed in fires), they would destroy the monsters. [26].
  • The posters in The Vault Room are remade versions of the original Universal Monsters movie posters. The posters were identical, except instead of the old Universal Monster designs, it featured the new ones made by Crash McCreary.
  • Some of the film canisters in the Vault room are of "Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "The Man Who Laughs", & The Hunchback Of Notre Dame - 1923" [27].
  • The Film vault also featured an old projector and screen showing the original trailer for 1931’s Frankenstein. It was designed as a split screen effect so The Monster could burst through it. [28].
  • Leaving the film vault we enter a hallway in the castle where guests encounter The Invisible Man. The character, set and props were rendered in UV to create the invisibility effect, complete with bubbling glow in the beakers and test tubes. [29].
  • The Phantom’s Lair was conceived to be his candlelit music room, a subterranean chamber with lots of water staining. The centrepiece of the room was the Phantom at his pipe organ. [30].
  • They Borrowed the idea from the 1943 version of the Phantom of the Opera that his disfigurement is due to acid being thrown in his face and used that scaring as a kind of half mask. [31].
  • For the Phantom's Look and showing the Scar in the Sequels, the Team felt it was very tame. So they looked to the Batman Franchise with 2008's The Dark Knight and used Two-Face's Look as Inspiration. [32].
  • The Phantom's Lair scene was designed to reveal him first from his “normal” side and then show the acid damage. [33].
  • Originally the Skeletons in the Phantom's Lair were supposed to be evocative of the Mask of the Red Death Character based on the Treatment Page shown at the Midsummer Scream 2021 Panel saying "Just beyond the Phantom's organ is the elaborate entrance to a underground sewer tunnel, flanked by two skeletons statues that are evocative of the Mask of the Red Death Character".
  • The Black Hallway after the Phantom's Lair was originally supposed to be the Sewers based on the Treatment Page shown at the Midsummer Scream 2021 Panel saying "Just beyond the Phantom's organ is the elaborate entrance to a underground sewer tunnel".
  • For Dracula, like a meth addict shows the scars of his addiction on his face, they wanted Dracula’s addiction to be present in the visible veins and arteries in his face. They also added the fangs, blood red eyes, bat-like ears & blood.[34].
  • Dracula underwent some changes from the original concept art to final sculpt. The expression became a bit more extreme/exaggerated with tense muscles and furrowed brow. This was because you’d only see the character as a Pepper’s Ghost illusion so the subtlety would be lost.[35].
  • Dracula turning into a Werewolf in the maze was a reference to the Bram Stoker novel, where it's stated that Dracula could turn into a Wolf. [36].
  • Dracula's Eyes on the Werewolf are Bright Red which is a reference to Mina and how in 1931's Dracula she describes Dracula as having "Two Red Eyes staring at me".
  • They wanted to come up with a reason as to why Dracula would be in this Castle so they went with the Banquet Room and it's a Giant Feast taking place. Everyone who has been invited to the Feast has been drained of all of their blood and their blood has been smeared all over the walls. [37].
  • The symbol in the Blood Feast scene is called "The Order of the Dragon" that Vlad Dracul, the inspiration for Bram's Stoker's Dracula, belonged to. [38].
  • The Idea of the Blood Feast was that Dracula has already feasted and that his Brides have come for the Scraps. [39].
  • The Brides of Dracula were like Meth addicts to him, their addiction is seen physically in their appearance only, their addiction is blood. They were inspired by the Prom Scene of the 1976 version of Carrie. [40].
  • The Windows in the Dining Hall were video screens that showed the blood moon with vampire bats flying across it. [41].
  • How to fit The Mummy into maze led to the creation of The Collection Room. It was common for great manor houses to have “cabinets of curiosities” that housed all sort of exotic artefacts like an Egyptian sarcophagus.[42].
  • On the right when guests enter the Collection Room they can see the Scroll of Thebes and a Scarab Jewel on the right in a Cabinet.
  • There is a Table in the Collection Room made by Luis Rodriguez that's part of a Archaeologist Dig. [43].
  • For the Mummy, they wanted to show the pain of that in his expression and the centuries of desecration to his flesh. Visual inspiration came from the mummies of Guanajuato & The Bog People.[44].
  • In the Collection Room scene, there are actual props from both The Scorpion King (2002) and The Mummy (1999). [45].
  • In the Collection Room on the left, guests can see a table with the Book of Amun-Ra on it.
  • Renfield incorporates the extreme smile of a little known silent film called “The Man Who Laughs” with a wardrobe inspired by the striped coat mental patients wore during the Gothic period of literature that gave birth to Dracula.[46].
  • In the Collection Room, Renfield was sucking the blood from a dead rat and freaking out over the spiders escaping the display.[47].
  • The Choice of putting Renfield laughing in the same room as the Mummy coming out of the Tomb was a intentionally subtle nod to the Opening Scene of The Mummy (1932). [48].
  • The Creature from the Black Lagoon was originally intended to be in the Collection Room but was cut due to spacing.[49].
  • Murdy had said that the key to Ygor for him was that he was a social outcast and physically repellent. Aside from the broken neck, Murdy added the boils inspired by The Baron's character in David Lynch's film Dune. [50].
  • Outside the Laboratory Scene, you can hear the Thunderstorm and all of the Electrical Equipment and all of the Villagers outside the Castle trying to burn the place down. [51].
  • The Finale scene was the laboratory where Dr. Frankenstein is desperately trying to assemble the Bride before The Monster declares, “We belong dead!” and throws the switch that blows them all to hell.[52].
  • The Main Idea for the Look of the Lab Scene was that they thought in the Early Days of Electricity it wouldn’t be that neat. That the wires would going everywhere in Dr. Frankenstein's Lab because it is the Birth of Electricity. [53].
  • The main idea behind Dr Frankenstein was to show the gruesome reality of creating a man out of dead tissue (grave robbing, etc) and how that all consuming obsession would manifest in madness.[54].
  • The Bride of Frankenstein, who is presented in the maze as incomplete. With the angry villagers surrounding the castle/laboratory, Dr. Frankenstein didn’t have time to complete his creation, kind of like a living Black Dahlia.[55].
  • The Bride of Frankenstein in the Concept Art is shown to have a Trigger but in the Maze she doesn't have a Trigger. The Reason for this not being present is unknown
  • In the Finale you can see the German Expressionistic angled windows that were part of the original set design for 1931’s Frankenstein.[56].
  • The Lab scene included all kinds of crazy lab equipment created by their special effects artists, when The Monster threw the switch the whole room goes crazy with sparking electricity and explodes (via maniac intelligent light fixtures/smoke machines). [57].
  • There wasn’t room to fit The Hunchback of Norte Dame and The Mask of the Red Death version of The Phantom of the Opera in the maze so they used the scare zone on French Street to extend the maze and give a home to these Parisian monsters.[58].

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Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood 2018
Haunted Mazes: Stranger Things  • Trick 'r Treat  • The First Purge  • The Walking Dead Attraction  • Poltergeist  • Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers  • The Horrors of Blumhouse: Chapter Two • Universal Monsters: Music by Slash
Terror Tram: Hollywood Harry's: Dreadtime Storyz
Scarezones: Holidayz in Hell  • Trick 'r Treat • Monster Masquerade • Hell's Harvest • Toxxic Tunnel
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