Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Start Next Month, So Prepare to Be Scared

Based on Netflix's critically-acclaimed supernatural thriller, The Haunting of Hill House attraction will make your blood run cold. "The Haunting of Hill House mazes will test even the bravest guests as they attempt to escape the entanglement of the estate's eternal stranglehold or succumb to the powerful forces of Hill House — leaving them to wander the endless halls forever . . . alone," Universal said in a press release.

Returning for another year, The Curse of Pandora's Box attraction is back at Halloween Horror Nights, and it's better than ever before. Your greedy side won't be able to resist stepping into this all-original house, which is based on the infamous Greek mythology tale of the same name. You'll enter Pandora's Cabinet of Curiosities, a rundown storefront that houses supernatural and forbidden artifacts. But while it may look fine, evil lurks behind those glass cabinets, and once Pandora's Box is opened, it can never be closed again . . .

Prepare to see Regan MacNeil at her worst (again) when you experience the return of Universal's immersive take on The Exorcist. The masterminds behind Halloween Horror Nights built the exact facade of the house from the movie, so it's almost as if you're stepping inside the movie's poster as you enter the maze. From there, it only gets more visceral (think: the smell of vomit — yes, really) as you endure room after room of different Regans painfully writhing around on beds in various states of possession. The first few Regans are subdued or animatronic, so when a real-live version of her finally leaps out at you, it's hard not to feel your heart shoot into your throat.

Feeling alive? We dare you to step inside this scary maze. Inspired by one of Universal's most mystifying monsters, this house tells the story Frankenstein and his stone-cold bride. With thrills, blood, and scares behind every corner, you'll learn the story of some of the most infamous creatures — that is, if you aren't running away too fast.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre house is far and away one of the scariest things you'll 1.) ever experience at any Halloween Horror Nights event, and 2.) ever experience period. You step inside the decrepit home where Leatherface and his family mercilessly terrorized innocent hitchhikers, and see multiple versions of the chainsaw-wielding killer coming at you. One minute he's cutting some poor dude up on a table, the next he's appearing seemingly out of thin air to kindly provide you with a future phobia of power tools. The worst part? Just when you think you're in the clear, another Leatherface is waiting for you outside to deliver a final slice through your nerves.