Universal Orlando's Horror Make-Up Show — Attraction in Orlando

Had annual passes to Universal Studios for about four years. One of my favorite parts was always the Horror Makeup Show. Every single time I visited the park, we would all go together to Horror Makeup Show. Though the material stays the same, the show is a different experience every time, from the one-liners thrown in, to the unique audience interactions, to which moments make the hosts break character and laugh. The show is hilarious, but also informative on actual makeup artists and practices throughout film history. A whole lot of it is based on audience interaction, and it has a level of authenticity that I appreciate-- "this isn't Disney, I don't have to be nice to kids"-- "that'll be $20. Welcome to Orlando"-- it's not kidding around, it's relatable, and that makes it fun. The hosts are always incredible, funny, and friendly. Highly recommend going every time you...

Been to the Horror Make-up Show a few times and it’s always really entertaining and interesting. If you love Universals original monsters or the horror-themed genre this is a great stop. Also a great break from the heat as it’s indoors.

Under the guise of comedy you get to learn more about Universal’s innovation in creating the horror movie genre and how the industry has transformed over the years.

There have been different hosts at different times when I’ve gone but the 2 women running everything this past time were by far my favorite. One of the ladies was apparently a higher up horror makeup designer from Universal LA which is really cool.

If you have a family member or friend you’d like to embarrass they usually ask for a volunteer during the show, try to make a ruckus so that your person gets chose to come on stage- it’s always a hoot (or maybe howl is more...

This is my favorite show in all of universal through all ots iterations, prior to seeing anything at Epic universe.

My only complaint is a preferred the ending with The Fly transformation over the Eddie character and am not sure why it was changed. The rotation of the cast makes this a great viewing multiple times in a day. I've gone up to 3 times in one day.

I wish universal had more behind the scenes attractions. Seeing the work that went into The Mummy or other films is fascinating and as the park has changed fans of this type of attraction always want these to last forever. I look forward to seeing the skies next iteration.

For horror and HHN fans you need to come here early and see the pre-show museum set up that has classic universal monsters, chucky, and Jack the Clown...