The horror stories Universal is finally bringing to life

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UNIVERSAL CITY, CA – Brooklyn-Eden can’t wait to step into this year’s “Sinners” house at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights.

“I love ‘Sinners’ as a film, obviously because it represents my cultural background, and it's so exciting to see something so dear to me and so representative of me and other people like me on such a large scale and appreciated on such a large scale, but also, it was just masterfully done,” the California-based voice actor, Afro artist and Halloween Horror Nights fan told USA TODAY.

John Murdy, creative director and executive producer of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, knows that for many fans, “It's more than just a horror film.”

For years now, the Southern California park has made a point to spotlight horror reflecting various cultures and communities who haven’t always been centered in mainstream films.

Abraham Castillo Flores, a Mexico City-based programmer, curator, and researcher of Mexican horror cinema, told USA TODAY, “Every…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/travel/