Universal Studios Hollywood has revealed that 'Evil Dead Rise' will be featured as a haunted house at this year's Halloween Horror Nights event. The house will immerse guests in the chilling story of the latest installment in the popular horror franchise.
, the latest chapter in the long-running horror franchise, will get its own terrifying house as part of this year’s iteration of the annual Halloween event. The house will bring HHN guests into the new but just as twisted tale, which is based on New Line Cinema’s 2023 box office hit.
The house was announced Wednesday, alongside two other original houses and the theme for this year’s Terror Tram experience. Additional houses at the Los Angeles-based park include Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America, based on ghosts and creatures from Latin American folklore, and the return of Holidayz in Hell, which takes guests through a series of terrifying seasonal celebrations.
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