Universal Orlando Invites Deadites to the New ‘Evil Dead Burn’ House Coming to Halloween Horror Nights 35

Halloween Horror Nights - Evil Dead Burn

Universal Orlando has announced “Evil Dead Burn,” New Line Cinema’s latest film in the iconic “Evil Dead” franchise, will be the newest haunted house coming to Halloween Horror Nights 35.

First introduced in 1981, “Evil Dead” has evolved from an independent cult classic to one of today’s most terrifying horror properties.

Blending extreme gore with dark humor, the franchise consistently centers on the Book of the Dead, aka The Necronomion, an ancient text that unleashes supernatural parasitic demons who possess and twist their victims into Deadites.

Inspired by the franchise’s latest installment, “Evil Dead Burn,” the haunted houses will take guests on a terrifying firsthand journey through the film’s most frightening moments that begin at the Price family’s secluded vacation home in the woods.

The nightmare grows more and more fierce as guests venture through the haunted house, encountering ferocious Deadites around every turn before succumbing to the evil forces themselves.

The “Evil Dead Burn” house join the previously announceed “Stranger Things,” “Sinners,” “Hellraiser,” and “Jack & Oddfellow: Chaos & Control” houses at this year’s event.

Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights runs select nights from Friday, August 28 through Sunday, November 1 at Universal Orlando Resort, Event tickets are on sale now, with additional ticket options for Universal Orlando Resort being released soon. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit HalloweenHorrorNights.com.

 

About Michelle Snow

Michelle is the owner and editor of CitySurfing Orlando. She also owns Zengrrl.com, is a freelance writer specializing in travel and entertainment, has authored/co-authored four guidebooks on Orlando and Florida, and was head editor/writer at TheDisneyBlog.com for 10 years. She's lived in Orlando near Walt Disney World since 1995, and still finds there's so much fun to be had in Central Florida.
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