yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
A cheesy 90's kid's Halloween film? Whose quality essentially amounts to what one could find on Disney Channel in 2013? There's no doubting the second was a success on D+, but— and not to sound like a jerk —if I saw the IP plastered over a Disney theme park I'd probably cringe to death.
You'd cringe to death if you saw a spooky old house like this built back in the woods along the Rivers of America on your way to Villains Land?
![Face with raised eyebrow :face_with_raised_eyebrow: 🤨](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f928.png)
It's fine if you dislike the property - I love the first one and disagree with your assessment that it's essentially a cheesy DCOM (however the second, despite its best intentions, was disappointing and does fall pretty squarely into that category) - but there's some solid production design in that first that could translate well to a park offering. The architecture of the house completely vibes with Liberty Square, and some sort of enhanced Meet and Greet like Enchanted Tales where the environment comes alive alongside the characters' appearance could be a great little B or C Ticket diversion.
Again, I don't imagine Disney is actually giving any thought to this. But The Sanderson Sisters' Castle Stage Show during the Halloween Parties is already massively popular, I think it would be well recieved if they gave them another place to make an appearance.