The penultimate maze attraction coming to Halloween Horror Nights 2019 has been announced by Universal. Joining the previously announced mazes will be House of 1000 Corpses, writer and director Rob Zombie‘s polarizing 2003 horror debut.

The announcement comes after it was revealed that this year’s event will feature Jordan Peele’s Us, Stranger Things, Creepshow, The Walking Dead, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Universal Monsters, Ghostbusters, and more.

You can find more details on the House of 1000 Corpses announcement and a promo video below.

On the heels of the announcement that the anthology classic Creepshow, as well as the new series based on it coming soon to Shudder, will be at Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 2019, it’s been revealed that Jordan Peele‘s recent hit Us will also have mazes at the attraction this year.

Us also joins Ghostbusters, Stranger Things, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, The Walking Dead, and more as attractions for this year’s event.

More info on the announcement can be found below along with the announcement video.

Universal is killing it with their Halloween Horror Nights 2019 mazes. In addition to Ghostbusters and Killer Klowns from Outer Space joining Stranger Things, The Walking Dead, and more, it’s now been announced that Creepshow will also be a part of the ’19 lineup.

A video has been released, seen below, which confirms that Creepshow is coming to Halloween Horror Nights 2019. And even more exciting, that its presence there will be inspired not only by the new Creepshow series coming to Shudder soon from Greg Nicotero (watch a trailer right here), but also the classic 1982 original movie written by Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero.

In addition to The Walking Dead, Stranger Things, and the recently announced Ghostbusters, it’s been revealed that Killer Klowns from Outer Space will also be a part of Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 2019.

The killer klowns will be making their return to the event at Universal Orlando Resort, and appearing for the first time at Universal Studios Hollywood. You can find the full announcement below along with a brief promo video.

Every year there’s new additions announced for Universal’s yearly Halloween event, Halloween Horror Nights. This year, an all-time classic makes its way to the event for the very first time.

It’s been announced that the beloved 1984 classic Ghostbusters is making its debut at Halloween Horror Nights this fall. You can find all the details in the full announcement and check out a promo video for the news below.

One big question about Jordan Peele‘s spiritual sequel to the 1992 horror classic Candyman, was whether original star Tony Todd would return to once again play the iconic title role or if someone new would be cast.

Now it appears we have an answer. It’s being reported that Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has entered into negotiations to play the new Candyman in the movie.

Slowly but surely the spiritual sequel to Candyman, which is being produced by Jordan Peele, is coming into focus. Last year, the film started by hiring Nia DaCosta (Little Woods) to act as director.

And now, they may have found a big star. According to a new report, Sorry To Bother You star Lakeith Stanfield is being eyed to appear in the film. More on the report below.

It’s been nearly two years since Kevin Smith revealed that he had written a sequel to his 2001 comedy Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Now we know that the sequel, titled Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, is officially happening with word that Saban Films and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Content Group have given the project the greenlight. Saban has acquired the North American rights, while Universal has the foreign rights.

The movie will once again star Jason Mewes and Smith, reprising their roles as Jay and Silent Bob, and will make fun of Hollywood’s obsession with reboots, remakes, and sequels while at the same time being all three itself.

Well, that didn’t take long. After it was reported that Jordan Peele would be acting as a producer on a new Candyman spiritual sequel, there is now a new director attached.

Reports confirm Nia DaCosta (Little Woods) will help bring back Candyman, who has been played by Tony Todd in previous installments, to the big screen. More on the report below,

J.J. Abrams is behind some of the biggest pop culture shows and films of this century. From his humble start with Felicity then jumping into spy drama Alias, the mystery box LOST, then blockbuster films like Mission: Impossible III, Super 8, Star Trek, and, of course, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the upcoming Star Wars: Episode IX. And now it looks like he is ready to take his reach a bit further.

According to new reports, the filmmaker is looking to sign an all-encompassing megadeal with any studio that would include giving him the power to do whatever he wants. More on the report, below.