WAXWORKS DEATH SCENES MOVIE

Meanwhile, his costars seemed like characters out of a movie filmed in the sixties. Galligan’s character was done up so he looked very posh - coiffed hair, buttoned-up shirts, fitted stovepipe jeans, and a blazer for every occasion - and to remind audiences he’s not your average college kid. Then when he and his future castmates saw the dated wardrobe and sets, they all couldn’t help but ask questions. Something Zach Galligan ( Gremlins and Gremlins 2: The New Batch) noticed immediately while reading Hickox’s script before ever agreeing to join the project, though, was the dialogue - it sounded a tad too British. Well, that’s what they think, at least.Īlthough the story is set in a nondescript American suburb, filming largely took place in Los Angeles. And when a house of wax literally springs up overnight in a small town in Anthony Hickox’s 1988 movie Waxwork, visitors get a chance to peek at eighteen of the most frightening figures in history without the risk of harm. While wax museums aren’t exactly hotspots these days, their intrigue is eternal - having your wax likeness put on display for the world to see is about as close to immortality as you’ll ever get. If a film features a beast who strikes terror in the heart of man, I’ll be there, bestiary in hand and ready to bask in all that monster glory. This includes eco-horrors, kaijū, cryptids, and everything else in between. Welcome to Freaks of Nature, a monthly column devoted to creature features of all shapes and sizes.

Waxworks death scenes