Evil Dead Burn Blazes Into Universal’S Halloween Horror Nights In Orlando & Hollywood

Deadites Take Over Horror Nights

The newest chapter in the Evil Dead saga is crashing Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights with its own dedicated haunted house. Evil Dead Burn will haunt guests at both the Orlando and Hollywood parks, pulling them straight into the movie’s most chilling scenes.

Universal promises a nonstop scare fest that kicks off inside the Price family’s remote woodland getaway. From there the terror escalates fast as visitors dodge vicious Deadites at every corner before the evil finally claims them too.

From Theaters to Theme Parks

Evil Dead Burn marks the sixth film in the long-running horror series and hit theaters on July 10. It earned solid reviews and has already pulled in $51 million, though it may not match the massive $147 million earned by 2023’s Evil Dead Rise.

This isn’t the franchise’s first brush with Horror Nights. Evil Dead Rise showed up at the Hollywood event last year, while the 2013 remake inspired houses on both coasts and the Ash vs. Evil Dead series joined the lineup in 2017.

“Guests are going to feel like they’re trapped inside the movie – the scares hit from every direction and don’t let up,” one park insider shared.

Stacked Lineup and Key Dates

The Evil Dead Burn house joins other big attractions based on Stranger Things, Hellraiser, and the Oscar-winning Sinners. Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights kicks off August 28, while the Hollywood edition starts September 3. Both run on select nights until November 1.

With fresh terror from the woods and a roster of fan-favorite properties, this year’s events are shaping up to be the most intense yet for horror lovers worldwide.