This year's Halloween Horror Nights features an original maze for an all-time Universal Monster favorite.

Here's how the mazes from Universal Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights 2021 stack up against one another.

It's the 30th anniversary of Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights, and we're celebrating by ranking this year's mazes.

Dylan O'Brien went through a huge transformation for this latest role.

Dylan O'Brien entered a complex phase of his career after wrapping on the fan-favorite YA saga.

The actor returned to the action following a severe accident on the set of the final Maze Runner movie.

The Dylan O'Brien-led dystopian trilogy was one of the more successful YA movie franchises.

The Teen Wolf actor clears up if he had a YouTube channel and was into Friends.

The actor was hit by a stunt car in 2016 while filming The Death Cure.

A new Planet of the Apes film looks to be in the works with Fox bringing Wes Ball in to work on the project.

20th Century Fox is moving forward on a new Planet of the Apes movie and has tapped The Maze Runner director Wes Ball to helm it. Following Disney's acquisition of Fox earlier in the year, it was unclear what the House of Mouse would do with many of the more adult franchises it had inherited including Planet of the Apes. The sci-fi series about simians taking over the world after the downfall of many in the future has long been a championed franchise at Fox so there was never too much of a worry it couldn't be …

The Halloween season is officially upon us, which means that Halloween Horror Nights shenanigans are back at Universal Studios Hollywood. On select nights from September 13th through November 3rd, guests will be able to check out mazes for Stranger Things, Ghostbusters, Us, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, Creepshow, Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, Rob Zombie’s House of 1,000 Corpses, Holidayz in Hell and The Curse of Pandora’s Box, along with having access to the permanent walk-through attraction for The Walking Dead, five scare zones (Fallen Angelz, Spirits & Demons of the East, Christmas in Hell, Toxxxic …

The Halloween season is officially upon us, which means that Halloween Horror Nights shenanigans are back at Universal Studios Hollywood. On select nights from September 13th through November 3rd, guests will be able to check out mazes for Stranger Things, Ghostbusters, Us, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, Creepshow, Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, Rob Zombie’s House of 1,000 Corpses, Holidayz in Hell and The Curse of Pandora’s Box, along with having access to the permanent walk-through attraction for The Walking Dead, five scare zones (Fallen Angelz, Spirits & Demons of the East, Christmas in Hell, Toxxxic …

Ah, the leaves are changing color, pumpkin is back on the menu, and the sounds of terrified screaming can be heard echoing from Universal Studios Orlando, which can only mean one thing: Fall has arrived, and with it comes Universal's annual Halloween Horror Nights, a go-to destination for fans of blood, guts, and a good old-fashioned scare. Collider recently had the opportunity to walk through this year's ten haunted houses, and I'm happy to report I kept my eyes open just enough to let you know which scares are skippable and which frights are worth …

We live to tell about our exclusive encounter with the scissor-wielding Tethered

We went behind the scenes of the new Universal Studios attraction.

The Firefly family are making quite a comeback this year. With Rob Zombie's Devil's Rejects sequel Three from Hell just around the corner, Universal Studios has announced that House of 1000 Corpses is returning to Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando and Hollywood. Inspired by the 2003 cult hit that kicked off Zombie's film directing career along with the twisted saga of the Firefly family -- including Sid Haig's Captain Spaulding, Sheri Moon Zombie's Baby Firefly and Bill Moseley's Otis -- the new House of 100 Corpses Maze will drop visitors into the terrifying tourist attraction that …

Now you can find out what it's like to live through a Tethered uprising, thanks to a new maze at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights event.

Maze and Linda have a surprisingly wonderful relationship, given the whole 'demon' thing... and these are some of the best moments.

Being friends with a demon can be a little weird, and, while Lucifer's Maze has done some pretty shoddy stuff, she's also had genuine moments.