Universal Studios locations will add a Halloween Horror Nights haunted house based on Ryan Coogler’s Oscar-winning “Sinners.” Variety, The Hollywood Reporter and Gizmodo report that the attraction is themed around the film and will bring its story and characters to the seasonal event. The haunted house is described as taking place in a 1930s Mississippi Delta setting, with themes tied to vampires and including named figures such as Smoke, Stack and Remmick. The Horror Nights schedule is set for Universal Studios Orlando Resort beginning Aug. 28 and for Universal Studios Hollywood beginning Sept. 3. Sources also note that the film’s producers and Proximity Media founders, Ryan Coogler, Zinzi Coogler and Sev Ohanian, are involved and provided a statement about the project. While details of the attraction’s full design are not extensively outlined across the reports, all sources agree on the core elements: Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights will feature a “Sinners”-themed haunted house, tied to the film, with a historical Mississippi Delta backdrop.