As rumored, Universal Studios Hollywood has announced that This is the End (Get the movie now on Blu ray & Digital HD will be a maze at this year’s HHN. We thought this would either be the Terror Tram theme or the maze to fill their annual requisite rocker/3D maze so it’s the latter. This is random for sure but we guess the HHN team believes that there is something scary about this comedy/apocalyptic movie from 2 years ago. The only scary thing we remember about it was the 107 minutes of our lives that it killed by watching it. What we do expect is at some point during HHN James Franco and Seth Rogan will be sneaking into the maze disguised at the demons. The one silver lining is that all the rumors have been correct so we should be seeing the AVP maze returning as well.
Here’s more details on the This is the End 3D maze from Universal:
In a bold, new approach to bringing iconic horror films to life during “Halloween Horror Nights,” Universal Studios Hollywood will break new ground with the introduction of its first ever 3D horror-comedy maze, “This is the End 3D,” based on 2013’s hit movie starring James Franco, Seth Rogen Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride and Craig Robinson.
The hilarity of this genre-defying blockbuster movie, This is the End, will take a dark turn in this all-new maze experience that will come to life in hypnotic 3D. The end of the world will begin as guests head to the ultimate A-list party at James Franco’s new Hollywood Hills home, before the Apocalypse strikes and they find themselves trapped in a life-and-death struggle against the demons of the underworld. With the fate of humanity at the crossroads of heaven and hell, “This is the End 3D” will offer defining moments for those guests brave enough to tempt the devil as their destiny hangs in the balance to be damned for eternity or raptured to heaven engulfed in a sea of blue light.
“This is the End brings a new dimension of fear to ‘Halloween Horror Nights’ by fusing the best of two extreme worlds—horror and comedy— to create a literal and figurative three-dimensional experiential version of the film,” said John Murdy, Creative Director at Universal Studios Hollywood and Executive Producer of “Halloween Horror Nights.” “Our collaboration with James Franco, Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill to transform this outrageous movie into a terrifying maze underscores the impact of ‘Halloween Horror Nights’ as one the most influential Halloween events around.”
