Waxwork Reviews

A wax museum. What better place to go see on a school night, especially when it's in someone's house and you are invited by someone you have never met. Knowing the theme of this is the 18 most evil men of all time would definetley be something interesting to me, but being dragged into the period in which they were most evil, then becoming a victim of that person; talk about time travel! One by one, each of the characters who decide to go to this odd showing of wax art become a victim of the art peice itself; and also become another key to the eventual escape of pure evil. Each peice has it's own theme, and attached to it, an uncomprimising cruel death which all the teenagers face, no matter what room they enter. It's kind of cool in my opinion to have all time periods and all geographical locations to fit into one film, almost like House 2, but not that good. also good to see is Zach Galligan, making one more loop under his belt for a role in a good horror movie, besides Gremlins and Gremlins 2 (not yet out). After a couple people disappear, Mark (Galligan) becomes suspicious and brings the law into the matter; only to get laughed at and looked over as a possible suspect responible for the teens disappearance. Winner of 2 awards, and nominated for 4 more, this movie made it's mark in it's time, enough to make a sequel as well.

China: I do what I want when I want. Dig it or fuck off.