Universal Orlando has announced a new name and direction for the attraction formerly known as the Universal Horror Make-Up Show at Universal Studios Florida.
The reimagined production will be called Universal Horror Make-Up Show featuring Blumhouse. Universal says the live show will explore how special-effects artists have frightened moviegoers for more than 100 years, moving from Universal’s classic monsters to modern horror from Blumhouse.
The previous version of the show closed May 12 for a refurbishment intended to completely reimagine the attraction around a mix of classic and contemporary horror properties. Universal has not yet announced an opening date or further details about the new production.
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Halloween Horror Nights, Universal Orlando’s separately ticketed seasonal event, is scheduled on select nights through Nov. 1 and continues to offer haunted houses, scare zones, food and merchandise while the revamped make-up show remains closed.
