Halloween Horror Nights is back at Universal Studios Hollywood NBC 7 San Diego [Video]

The weather outside may not suggest Autumn is upon us, but we have, indeed, reached the part of the year where days start getting shorter. More darkness means more things that go bump in the night.

Universal Studios Hollywood has pioneered celebrating the arrival of Halloween season, an event that has people tingling with anticipation.

“I’m ready to be scared,” says Nikki Hahn, one of the stars of the upcoming Peacock series Hysteria.

“I feel as though it just puts you in a movie, so you feel as though you really are living a scary story,” says British television presenter Scarlette Douglas. “So, I’m up for all of that.”

Well, then, y’all came to the right place.

Halloween Horror Nights is back. The annual ode to scary movies is chock-full of monsters and jump-scares galore. Eight haunted houses and four scare zones based on cinematic favorites like “A Quiet Place” and “Ghostbusters” join forces with tales from Latin-American Folklore …