In front of the entrance of Universal is the box office of the “Universal Palace Theater.”

You can see movie posters to both sides of the box office.

The first house we went to was Silver Screams

The only scene I was able to get a decent picture of was probably my favorite.  The movie theater screen with bodies hanging in front of it…

at the Apocalypse scare zone…

Chucky house…

They had a wall of the “Good Boy” Chucky dolls

It didn’t seem quite right having life size Chuckys

I’m not sure what this is, but when it came around the corner it scared the hell out of me.  Almost looks like a Yeti…

This is from the War of the Living Dead scare zone.

“The Spawning” house is themed to a sewer system with creatures in it.

Here is one of the creatures, or “Sculders”.

Something trying to come out of the sewage drain…

At the entrance of “Containment” they were warning us not to breathe in the dangerous gas that had leaked out.

Of course the whole street was filled with the dangerous gas.

The “Dracula: Legacy in Blood” house had an excellent entrance.

The scare zone “Lights, Camera, Hacktown” was one of my favorites.

A few bloody PA’s on the movie set.

It wouldn’t be Horror Nights without chain saws…

Inside the house “Frankenstein: Creation of the Damned”

and another one of my favorite scare zone of Horror Nights, “Horrorwood Drive-In”

Some people get distracted by watching the drive-in movie screen and don’t notice one of the characters that might be sneaking up on them.

A few characters from the “The Strangers”

from “Saw 3″

I think this was suppose to be a zombie version of Scarface.

and Frankenstein

Mel still hasn’t fixed the sign at his Drive-In.  Someone could really get the wrong idea.

And one more look at this year’s logo

and here is the map of the event

I’ll be back this Friday and Saturday night to get more photos.

If you have facebook, add Mr. Yeti – he’ll have some pics from HHN up this weekend also.

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Though it is not clear what the plot will be, the original storyline involved a 30-year-old Waldo accidentally switching on a time machine and going on crazy adventures through time.

At first glance, I gave this a no-way-in-hell pass, but after thinking about it, this film could easily go the same route as Alvin And The Chipmunks and become widely successful, so I’m not counting this one out just yet.