Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights will team up again with Grammy Award winner The Weeknd on a new haunted maze that takes visitors inside the twisted fantasies and fever dream hellscape of the pop superstar, all set to a soundtrack of his hits.

The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy haunted house will come to Universal Studios Hollywood alongside a new Terror Tram experience tied to the Blumhouse studio catalog, plus a water stunt show themed to “The Purge” franchise.

Halloween Horror Nights will have eight new haunted mazes along with four scare zones and the Terror Tram on various nights from Sept. 5 through Nov. 3.

The Weeknd joined forces with Horror Nights in 2022 on a maze based on his “After Hours” album.

The new Weeknd maze promises a trilogy of nightmare scenarios from his twisted mind, with a soundtrack of his music scored by Grammy Award-winning producer Mike Dean.

The Blumhouse movie studio will run the Terror Tram, with appearances along the route by characters from “The Purge,” “M3GAN,” “Happy Death Day,” “The Black Phone” and “Freaky.”

Blumhouse will also take over the WaterWorld venue with “The Purge: Dangerous Waters” water stunt show featuring pyrotechnics and a rock soundtrack.

The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy will be joined by seven additional mazes: Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Legacy of Leatherface; Insidious: The Further; Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire; A Quiet Place; Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines; Dead Exposure: Death Valley; and Monstruos 2: The Nightmares of Latin America

Horror Nights is not included with daily admission to Universal Studios Hollywood. Universal is selling an early access ticket that provides entrance to some haunted mazes 90 minutes before Horror Nights officially begins each night at 7. Horror Nights season passes, front-of-the-line passes and VIP tours are also available.