These are all the scare mazes or walkthroughs from Halloween Horror Nights 2012 at Universal Studios Hollywood.There is Terror Tram: Invaded By The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Dead Inside, La Llorona, Universal Monsters Remix, Alice Cooper Goes To Hell 3D, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Saw Is The Law. There not all up yet and working as fast as I can to get them up so keep checking back!


Welcome To Silent Hill (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Saw Is The Law (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Universal Monsters Remix (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Alice Cooper Goes To Hell 3D (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





La Llorona (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Walking Dead: Dead Inside (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Terror Tram Invasded By Walking Dead (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Scary Starway With Voice Over (HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Chainsaw Chase (Nightvision HD) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Opening Ceremonies (HD) At Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood





Jurassic Park In The Dark On-ride Front Seat (HD POV) Halloween Horror Nights 2012 Universal Studios Hollywood

What haunted house did you think was the best?

Alice Cooper Goes To Hell 3D for sure! They give you 3d glasses to wear and you can keep them. There the cardboard ones but the 3d is so amazing. If you have done Fun House Of Fear at Frightmares that is nothing cause its not really that 3D. If you were to take Fun House Of Fears 3D and times it by 10 then you would have the 3D effect that Alice Cooper Goes To Hell 3D has!

Also Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure show was so hilarious!. They didn't care If I filmed that but they used a lot of copyrighted music so I cant use that on my YouTube. I might have to upload that to my facebook or something. But just a FYI if anyone goes and is LDS or Mormon or offended by vulgar language and swearing you probably dont want to watch if your offended by swearing you probably don't want to watch. They also do a part that is a spoof of LDS missionary's its not like really talking bad about them but they just act funny and do funny things. The only word they bleep is the F bomb but they pretty much say almost everything else and flip the bird so if you don't mind that then go right ahead but if I do post it on my facebook or something just a heads up.

Also sorry for the like white line or dot you see in the corner I had a filter lense on there to protect my actual camera lens and that was actually a glare when doing the nightvision. I didnt notice that til after I was back at my hotel and looked at the videos. Its Still really good though.

You stayed in a HOTEL and NOT on someone's COUCH!?

Thanks for posting these!

I cannot wait to watch these. I was able to fit a last minute trip to LA this week, so I do get to attend the event again this year. It's by far one of the best haunts. I also cannot wait to ride Transformers the Ride.

(09-23-2012 08:13 AM)gregwibert Wrote:  You stayed in a HOTEL and NOT on someone's COUCH!?

Thanks for posting these!

Well im here til October 8th and had to but tonight of the 24 im surfing someones couch til October 8th.

Anyways I added all the Mazes and am uploading one more thing which is the Chainsaw Chase that happens at the front of the park.

As always, thanks for the videos. I especially loved the introduction video. I have yet to see the unleashing of the monsters. This year, I thought I would be able to, but the person that assisted us with tickets gave us the VIP treatment to the lower level an hour before the park opened.

I disagree with you on the Alice Cooper haunt being the best. I just don't understand the love for the 3D haunts. I think they are too gimmicky. There was one good scare involving an electrocution chair scene. This is the second time I have seen this scare and it gets me every time. Spoiler: The scare involves the tired electrocution chair and a prisoner/unfortunate human, but this time the human is real and usually springs to life and chases people. Very effective, because it looks fake.

Terror Tram is always a joke and too crowded, but as an entertainment professional, I must say that it is amazing to be able to get so close and walk through some of the backlot sets, like War of the Worlds, Pshyco and The Grinch who Stole Christmas.

La Llarona: was excellent this year and a lot better than last year. The scares still need to be fleshed out in this haunt, but I give props to Universal for having an original story.

Monster Remix was a big surprise this year and I enjoyed it more so than in years past. For those that don't know, Monster Remix utilizes the year-round haunt venue at Universal, but this year they turned the entire thing into a nightclub with intelligent lighting and even a DJ in the main room.

Silent Hill was the biggest disappointment of the houses this year. They had so much to work off of concerning the video game and the movie. I think they really dropped the ball on this one. I wish they would have utilized the nurses more, because that was the only scary thing in the house and movie.

Texas Chainsaw was probably the scariest haunt I've seen at Universal and I have gone for the past 4 years now. With that statement, I will say that it completely depends on how many people you are walking through with (and this goes for any haunt). During this haunt my group and I were the only ones in the house and got every scare directed at us. Usually, Universal and several other haunts have stacking or as others like to call the congo line. If you experience this, the scares up ahead are usually spoiled because of how slow you are moving. I really liked this haunt, because it reminded me of the Rocky Point finale.

With that said, Universal is king of setting the scene with their realistic sets, costumes and makeup. They do a great job of distracting you in a room and scaring you from a different angle. It's all about the surprise and these guys ace this area every year. Another thing that they continually utilize is scareactors on stilts. These guys/gals actually run and jump at you when you least expect it. Very effective.

(09-30-2012 01:16 PM)mwoods244 Wrote:  As always, thanks for the videos. I especially loved the introduction video.

I disagree with you on the Alice Cooper haunt being the best. I just don't understand the love for the 3D haunts. I think they are too gimmicky.

Thank you and I really didn't like Alice cooper cause it was 3d like the first time I walked though it is when I filmed it and didnt wear the glasses but I just liked all the bright colors ect.