Video Tag
Every video tagged “HHN” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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This is the second installment of a two-part visitor guide to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando, focused on maximizing the overall event experience. Hosts Max and a co-presenter share practical tips covering the Halloween Tribute Store, event food offerings, navigating the fog-heavy scare zones, and the benefits of staying late into the evening. The video wraps with a reflection on opening night and advice on balancing phone photography with being fully present in the moment.
HauntScene Radio Episode 7 is a podcast-style show in which the hosts and guest Hannah discuss their experiences visiting two Central Florida haunted attractions: A Petrified Forest and Legends: A Haunting at Old Town. The episode offers conversational reviews and impressions of both haunts from a guest-goer perspective. It sits within a broader Central Florida Halloween scene that also encompasses major events like Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream.
HauntScene heads to a screening of Annabelle: Creation to connect with fellow horror and haunt enthusiasts. The crew distributes haunt-related goodies and mingles with attendees, spotlighting the tight-knit Central Florida haunt community. It's a fun, social snapshot of the regional scene featuring nods to major events like Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream.
HauntScene hosted a short live-streamed fan contest inviting viewers to submit their favorite Halloween Horror Nights selfies for a chance to win a guest spot on an upcoming HHN preview episode. Entries were accepted during a brief window via Facebook and Twitter using dedicated hashtags. The segment is essentially a community engagement announcement rather than an educational or build video.
HauntScene hosted a short live-stream community event inviting fans to submit their best Halloween Horror Nights selfies for a chance to win a guest spot on an upcoming HHN preview episode. Entries were collected via Facebook and Twitter using dedicated hashtags during a brief submission window. The stream served primarily as an announcement and engagement broadcast rather than instructional content.
