They then exit into the Cyber Gear gift shop for the attraction "". The show and lobby featured numerous other reincarnations in the past. From 1990 until 1997, the lobby featured posters from old Universal Horror films and also had a live introduction from The Phantom of the Opera. The lobby was changed in 1997 to hold a video and various displays and props from "". In 2001, it was again re-vamped to hold displays and a video from "The Mummy Returns". In 2004, the same refurbishment was done to add displays from "Van Helsing". It was mostly recently re-vamped in 2008. The main show itself had some minor refurbishments in the past to fit the re-theming of the lobby. From 1990 until 2004, the main show would instead feature clips from Universal Horror films such as "The Thing" and "An American Werewolf in London", and the woman would have her picture taken with The Phantom of the Opera. For the finale, James would step into a transportation device based on "The Fly" and would turn into the title character and then back into himself. He would then walk backstage with Ross, still having fly wings on his back. This version of the show was also introduced with a gunshot by James. It was slightly re-vamped in 1997 to instead have the woman get her picture taken with a dinosaur. In 2001, she and a person from her party would have their picture taken with The Mummy, and a clip about creation of the make-up effects from "The Mummy Returns" was also added. In 2004, the show was given a large re-vamping and was changed from this previous version. The lobby was again revamped in 2008, to include displays on various Universal Horror films up to "Hellboy II: The Golden Army". In 2010, the show itself was again revamped to remove the "Van Helsing" clips which were replaced with clips from Universal's "The Wolfman" remake. In 2017, it was revamped to show clips from the recent "The Mummy" remake, replacing those from "The Wolfman". The show itself was inspired by "The Land of a Thousand Faces", a make-up show at Universal Studios Hollywood, which was opened in the park's Castle Theater in 1975 and was removed in 1980 and replaced by the "Castle Dracula Live Show". It is possible that the Horror Make-Up Show may have been the inspiration for Halloween Horror Nights at the theme park, a Halloween event which has been run since 1991. During Halloween Horror Nights XI in 2001, the Horror Make-Up Show theater was used to house the show "Boogeymen", while in prior years, Horror Make-Up Show was run during the HHN event.