Who Went Home on Dancing with the Stars During Horror Movie Night?

Discovering Who Went Home on Dancing with the Stars

Two celebrity couples were eliminated from the ballroom during a spooky Horror Movie Night. Fans following the competition closely found out the results after a combination of judges' scores and viewer votes from two weeks of performances were tallied.

As viewers searched to find out who went home on dancing with the stars, the results revealed that Jackson Olson alongside his partner Emma Slater, and Tyler Cameron alongside his partner Sharna Burgess, were the two pairs cut from the competition. Because no one was sent packing during the previous week's Dedication Night, this week required a double elimination.

Safe Couples and Elimination Details

Hosts Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro announced the safe couples in no particular order. Safe pairs included Connor and Rylee, Amber and Pasha, Harry and Jenna, Jenna and Val, Ezra and Daniella, Maura and Mark, and Julia and Ezra. Although not explicitly named as the bottom three, Tatyana and Jan were announced as the final safe couple, leaving Jackson and Emma alongside Tyler and Sharna as the ones heading home.

Reflecting on his journey, Jackson shared that he had wanted to participate since last year, made multiple videos about it, and received an amazing partner in Emma. Tyler expressed disappointment in himself for feeling like he let Sharna down, noting how much she gave him throughout the process.

Horror Movie Night Highlights and Scores

Before the dancing with the stars elimination results were finalized, the remaining contestants performed routines inspired by frightening films. Amber and Pasha performed an Argentine tango to "Perfection" inspired by the movie Black Swan, earning a total score of 36 out of 40 after all four judges awarded 9s. Bruno Tonioli praised Amber's timing, while Shirley Ballas commended her swan-like movements.

Maura and Mark performed a contemporary routine inspired by The Lost Boys, playing vampires to the song "Cry Little Sister" by Gerard McMann. Bruno remarked that she made the horrible look beautiful, while Carrie Ann lost her train of thought during feedback. The routine earned them a score of 32 out of 40, bringing their two-night total to 67.

Looking Ahead to Next Week

The competition will return next week for a special night dedicated to Disney on Broadway. The upcoming episode is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 2, and will feature Cynthia Erivo joining the panel as a guest judge.

Sources: People.com, Yahoo, TV Insider.