‘IT’ and ‘Batman: Arkham Asylum’ come to life with Horror Made Here: A Festival of Frights at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood

This Halloween season, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood will give guests a good scare with the return of Horror Made Here: A Festival of Frights.

This year’s event will include even more dark mazes, scare zones, activities, and plenty of for and drink throughout this creepy carnival on the Warner Bros.’ backlot.

The Neibolt House maze from New Line Cinema’s 2017 film “IT” will return to Horror Made Here, where guests can experience the true terror of Pennywise. This year’s maze will be reimagined with new scares and surprises around every corner. Those who step into Neibolt House this year must remember that “It knows what scares you,” and beware of Pennywise, who could be lurking in the dark.

From DC, comic fans will get to experience the classic and unhinged characters from Batman: Arkham Asylum, as Gotham City’s infamous institution will be constructed for the first time ever on the Warner Bros. backlot.

In this all-new maze, guests will face their judge, The Joker, who will decide their fate, leading them face-to-face with other DC Super Villains – including Harley Quinn, Two-Face and Scarecrow – as guests are driven to the edge of madness within.

“We’re not just a scare factory or a haunted house – as the creator of legendary horror films, what better way to celebrate Halloween than with a party on the Warner Bros. backlot? We’re thrilled to welcome guests who are ready to brave their deepest nightmares,” said Gary Soloff, director of marketing for Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood. “Due to the overwhelming demand from last year’s event, we’ve extended our nights and hours and made this year’s festival, night tour, and mazes bigger, better, and scarier, so our guests can expect more pulse-pounding terror than ever before.”

Horror Made Here’s run has been extended from six to 13 nights, starting on Oct. 5. More mazes and details will be announced this summer.

Tickets go on sale starting Aug. 1, and start at $59 per person. This year, a new “VIP Fright Pass” is available for guests looking to jump ahead of the line for each attraction and night tour, along with free priority parking and two complimentary beverages.

To learn more about Horror Made Here: A Festival of Frights, and to purchase tickets once they go on sale, visit HorrorMadeHere.com.