It Came From YouTube

In 2025, WWE teamed with Universal Studios to make “The Horrors Of The Wyatt Sicks“. It’s pretty much a big haunted house attraction with lots of Bray Wyatt paraphernalia and references. The Wyatt Sicks went to check it out along with special effects makeup artist Jason Baker. One might expect a bit of silliness or some joking in this video, but it’s actually quite emotional and poignant. Sometimes we forget the people behind the gimmicks and matches. It’s actually a very touching video and worth watching to remember that these people do this for entertainment despite the heavy costs.

Some WWE fans may be sick of all the advertising or have had their fill of Danhausen, but the money train rolls on. I mean, who better than the the face-painted trickster to advertise Snickers right before Halloween? With a lot of scary things going on. a little bit of levity (and cursing) is just what we need. That and chocolate, peanuts, and caramel.

We here at Wrestlecrap fully approve of wrestlers dressing up in silly costumes during Halloween season. That goes double for wrestlers like Hangman Adam Page dressing up like announcer Tony Schiavone. Well, dressed like Tony Schiavone dressed as the Phantom Of The Opera. Did it make a lot of sense? No, but that’s okay, because it was goofy fun. I hope this becomes a yearly AEW tradition. Maybe Kenny Omega can dress like Excalibur this year and Toni Storm can dress up like Taz next year, and so on and so on.

Modern WWE fans may yearn for a different time, usually before they started watching. This clip from the NXT Divas rookie contest, featuring AJ Lee, Naomi, and Aksana, scarfing down candy should put that yearning to rest. Just look at how unhappy they all are trying to choke down those candy bars. Even Hornswoggle “performing” the Heimlich Maneuver on a choking Kaitlyn-dressed-as-Vicky-Guerrero isn’t enough to make this a happy Halloween segment.

It’s Halloween season at WWE? Send in The Boogeyman! He’s gonna getcha cheap, easy content! Superstars like Raquel Rodriguez, The Street Profits, Shotzi, and Scarlett put their hands inside a box for our…entertainment? I guess. They touch ooey, gooey, tiramisu-y things and try to guess what is inside said box. But since it’s Halloween time, they wear costumes. Yay.

It’s a no-brainer that TNA would have some of their wrestlers head on over to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. It’s not like it was a long walk or anything. Matt Morgan, Kipp James, Christy Hemme, and the amazing Daffney enjoy all the spookies the attraction had to offer. Unfortunately, it was filmed on a potato with night vision, so it’s a little hard to see. Thankfully, though, we do get a terrfied Jeremy Borash (I think?) jumping into Christy’s arms, so that makes up for the low quality.

Something I like to do on Youtube when I’m bored is watch old commercials. I know it’s an odd thing to do, especially when we’re inundated with more advertising now more than ever, but it’s fun to go back and look at all of it. The time-specific clothes, hair, products, and, in this case, old promos for Halloween Havoc 1991. See, they liked the Halloween Havoc 1990 version of wrestlers saying “It’s coming!” so much, they decided to do it again. But this time, they included Michael Hayes! And Johnny B Badd. Oh, oh, and a clip of Oz! Well, I don’t know about you, but I’m sold!

I’ve never been to Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights, which is a shame because I love Halloween. Thankfully, Indi Hartwell and her “husband” Dexter Lumis filmed their trip through the park. While Dexter thankfully left his axe at home, it’s a delight to hear and see these big pro wrestlers getting scared, snacking, and having fun. And they even visit Bray Wyatt‘s Firefly Funhouse.

Maybe we need to take a Wrestlecrap TRIP…to Halloween Horror Nights.