Warned Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood lets horror take over their iconic backlot this Halloween season with Horror Made Here: A Festival of Frights. This year promises a mighty return with even more dark mazes, scare zones, and horror-themed activities.
If you missed it last year, the Neibolt House maze from New Line Cinema’s record-breaking 2017 film IT will return to Horror Made Here, where guests will experience the full wrath of Pennywise. This year’s reimagined maze will feature new scares and surprises with every twist and turn. Those daring enough to step into the Neibolt House must remember that “It knows what scares you” and beware of Pennywise, who may be lurking in the dark just around the corner.
Additionally, there will be a brand-new maze where the iconic and unhinged characters from Batman: Arkham Asylum take over the infamous Gotham City institution for the criminally insane. Guests must first face their judge, The Joker, who will decide their fate, leading to encounters with his fellow DC Super-Villains – including Harley Quinn, Scarecrow, and Two-Face, among others – as visitors are driven to the brink of madness while navigating the gruesome asylum.
Gary Soloff, Director of Marketing for Warned Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood adds, “We’re not just a scare factory or a haunted house – as the creator of legendary horror films, what better way to celebrate Halloween than with a party on the Warner Bros. backlot? We’re thrilled to welcome guests who are ready to brave their deepest nightmares. Due to the overwhelming demand from last year’s event, we’ve extended our nights and hours and made this year’s festival, night tour, and mazes bigger, better, and scarier, so our guests can expect more pulse-pounding terror than ever before.”
Horror Made Here has been extended from six to 13 nights, on October 5-6, October 11-13, October 18-21 and October 25-28, open from 7PM to 1AM. Tickets include access to the festival, all scare mazes and the night tour, and go on sale beginning August 1 at www.horrormadehere.com. Tickets start at $59 per person, and there will also be newly introduced “VIP Fright Passes” available with front-of-the-line access and additional perks.
