All the mazes at Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights follow the same basic idea: You walk through rooms and hallways, and people in costumes try to scare you.
It works. If you, like me, love a good professional scare, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better one than you get at Halloween Horror Nights.
Thanks to several decades of spooky intellectual property, from “Ghostbusters” to “Us” to “Stranger Things” to Rob Zombie’s “House of 1,000 Corpses” to Universal icons Frankenstein and the Wolfman, the mazes that dominate Universal Studios around Halloween are meticulously, beautifully calibrated to mess with your mind.