WWE Wyatt Sicks Haunted House to Feature Unreleased Version of “Shatter” Theme Song

WWE and Universal Studios are working together to launch a haunted house attraction featuring the Wyatt Sicks this week. Interestingly enough, the attraction will actually feature an unreleased version of “Shatter” by Code Orange.

While speaking to Sports Illustrated, Mike Aiello, a creative director at Universal, shared that the Wyatt Sicks haunted house attraction will feature a never-before-heard version of “Shatter.”

This exclusive version will appear near the end of the experience, specifically in the final room of the house. Aiello explained that it’s one of the last things guests will hear before exiting, adding to the emotional and immersive conclusion of the attraction.

The version was brought forward by Jamie Morgan, who offered this unreleased take on the theme, which is now included as part of the finale. This will give fans a unique and expanded audio experience.

“We actually have a version of Shattered that no one has ever heard before, featured in the house experience. It’ll be near the end.

It’s actually one of the last things you’ll hear as you’re going through the final room of the experience. We were blessed—Jamie Morgan came to the table and said, ‘Hey, here’s this version of the theme that has never been heard.’

And now, that version is part of the finale. So you’re going to hear this expanded version of the theme right before you exit the house.”

As previously reported, WWE Presents: The Horrors of The Wyatt Sicks will be one of the new haunted houses at Halloween Horror Nights 2025. The attraction opens on August 29 at Universal Orlando Resort and on September 4 at Universal Studios Hollywood.

The house will include Uncle Howdy and the full Wyatt Sicks group: Ramblin’ Rabbit, Mercy the Buzzard, Abby the Witch, and Huskus the Pig. It will also serve as a tribute to the late Bray Wyatt and his dark character, The Fiend. So we’ll have to see whether the attraction will be a huge success or not, especially since it will feature a new version of “Shatter.”

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