Universal Studios has announced a new haunted house experience based on the film 'Evil Dead Burn' for its upcoming Halloween Horror Nights event.
Key facts
- •The 'Evil Dead Burn' haunted house opens August 28 in Orlando and September 3 in Hollywood.
- •The film is the third standalone entry in the series following 2013's 'Evil Dead' and 2023's 'Evil Dead Rise'.
- •Halloween Horror Nights runs on select nights through November 1.
- •The 'Sinners' attraction will feature characters including Remmick, Bert, Joan, Sammie, Mary, Annie, Pearline, and Cornbread.
- •Tickets for the event are currently available for purchase.
The film 'Evil Dead Burn' will be featured as a new haunted house experience at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. The attraction is scheduled to open on August 28 at Universal Orlando Resort and September 3 at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Haunted House Experience Details
The attraction will guide guests through scenes inspired by the film, beginning at the Price family’s secluded vacation home in the woods. Visitors will encounter characters known as Deadites as they navigate the experience.
Film Production and Cast
Directed and co-written by Sébastien Vaniček, 'Evil Dead Burn' is the sixth installment in the 'Evil Dead' franchise. The film stars Souheila Yacoub, Hunter Doohan, Luciane Buchanan, Tandi Wright, and George Pullar. It is produced by Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert, with Bruce Campbell and Lee Cronin serving as executive producers.
Additional Halloween Horror Nights Lineup
The event will also feature a haunted house based on Ryan Coogler’s film 'Sinners,' which centers on a Juke Joint setting and vampire characters. Other additions to the lineup include 'Hellraiser' and a final 'Stranger Things' experience.
Timeline
- July 24The film 'Evil Dead Burn' was released.
- August 28Halloween Horror Nights begins at Universal Orlando Resort.
- September 3Halloween Horror Nights begins at Universal Studios Hollywood.
- November 1Halloween Horror Nights concludes at both locations.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Variety.
