We are just one month out from the 25th edition of Universal Orlando Resort's Halloween Horror Nights!

Since May, we've been stalking Universal and its official Horror Nights Twitter feeds, and here's everything we know about the 'big baddies' you'll be running away from, starting with your host.

Jack is Back.

“Did you miss me?!" he snarls in Universal's teaser video.

In early 2000, Universal's creative minds developed that trash-talking, quite psychotic clown. This year, his face is supposed to be more weathered, more lived-in. So don’t expect your clown phobia to go away.


As you’re dodging your master of ceremonies, two of the most feared serial killers are forced under one roof. Yea, they won't be getting along, folks. Freddy vs. Jason is the first confirmed "house," or haunted maze. In 2007, both of these iconic freaks  stalked their own houses. But this year, they’re trying to cohabitate.

Next, we found out that all three films in the Insidious trilogy are represented in this year’s event.

“[It's] an all new terrifying experience that will take you deeper into the world of the supernatural," said Leigh Whannell to Universal. Whannell wrote and directed the films. Insidious has scared theater audiences for the last six years.

As of right now, we know of two other houses. Universal is putting you right in the middle of last season’s most gruesome moments from The Walking Dead. Be prepared for some new disgusting Walker looks.


Finally, just this past Monday, a fourth house was revealed - based on The Purge film. You may remember The Purge scarezone with chainsaws from last year’s event, but this year, you’ll be living your very own “Purge Night” within the confines of an all-new house experience.

Guests will attempt to survive the night as they are immersed in the film’s depraved world by placing guests in a maze, where they will quickly realize they are the targets for this year’s Purge. You'll be hunted by dozens of masked vigilantes who will stop at nothing to purge as they are entitled.

Four houses down, five to go - making a record-breaking 9! We've just learned that we'll get a full reveal of all of the horrors by the end of this month, including the 5 scare zones and 2 shows.

Horror Nights starts Sept 18th. It runs for 30 select nights through Nov. 1

For more information visit www.HalloweenHorrorNights.com/Orlando.