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Description: A chilling scene from a haunted maze attraction based on the 1981 film "The Howling." Guests are immersed in a dark, eerie forest, with mist swirling around leafless trees. In the foreground, a life-sized animatronic werewolf snarls menacingly, its eyes glowing in the dimly lit environment. Th

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Question: Write a concept and script for a haunted maze attraction (similar in layout to the haunted houses from Universal's Halloween Horror Nights) entirely based on the 1981 film The Howling.

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Concept: Title: "The Howling: The Werewolf's Labyrinth" The Haunted Maze is based on the 1981 horror film, The Howling. The idea is to use the infrastructure of a typical maze but infuse it with elements of horror and suspense from the film. The maze will be divided into different zones, each representing a unique scene or aspect from the movie. Visitors will start their journey in a claustrophobic, impressively recreated rendition of the seedy city backstreet where Karen White, the movie's protagonist, has her initial harrowing encounter with Serial Killer Eddie Quist. Dimly lit, with the scent of wet asphalt, the visitors will feel the spine-chilling atmosphere of a restless city night, with sounds of distant sirens and inhuman howls. Occasionally, actors dressed as a stalking Eddie will appear to frighten the guests. Passing this stage, explorers will find themselves inside the comforting yet ominous walls of "The Colony," the eerie retreat where Karen is sent. The scenery shifts abruptly from cityscape to eerie woodlands, with fog machines adding an extra layer to the creepy ambiance. Actors dressed up as various cultish figures from The Colony will engage with and subtly frighten the visitors, just like in the film. The maze then proceeds to the heart-stopping transformation scene. Utilizing state-of-the-art animatronics and projection mapping, visitors will witness Eddie's horrifying transformation into a werewolf from multiple angles. Synchronized sound and lighting effects enhance the experience, making it a pivotal point of the maze. The climax of the maze is represented by a frantic run through a network of tunnels, precisely recreating Karen's desperate flight from the werewolves. The sounds of growling, snarling werewolves echo through the maze, with staffers dressed as werewolves frequently lunging out to provide jump scares. Script: [Entrance] Guide: "Welcome, dear explorers, to the infamous city backstreets from The Howling. Stay close, for Eddie Quist is always lurking." [Transition To The Colony] Guide: "We are now entering 'The Colony,' a seemingly peaceful retreat with menacing secrets. Be careful who you trust." [Transformation Scene] Guide: "Prepare yourselves to witness the petrifying transformation of man into beast." [Run Through Tunnels/Climax] Guide: "Now, there's nowhere left to hide. It's time for a run through the labyrinth from hell. Can you escape the werewolves of The Howling?" [Exit] Guide: "Congratulations, you survived The Howling: The Werewolf's Labyrinth! Keep the night's terrors close...they'll make the daylight seem even brighter." This experience will merge the terror and suspense of The Howling with the adventure and thrill of navigating a maze, resulting in a unique, gripping attraction.

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Nov. 15, 2023, 7:01 p.m.

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Published: Wednesday, November 15, 2023

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