Wax Museum / House of Wax (1953)

Quite an old horror film, which came out in 1953. At that time, this is not the first tape about the museum, where the wax figures are shown in horrific light. The first picture came out twenty years earlier - 1933. Andre de Thoth became the director of this tape, and starring the star of the 50's Vincent Price, who was famous for his excellent role in the horror films. Many connoisseurs of American classic, probably familiar with his paintings: "The Ten Commandments", "The Fly", "Web" and many more. You can also add that this is the first tape that Warner Brothers processed in a three-dimensional image.

Henry Jared gave the best years to the museum. He did not want a simple museum, but a wax museum. He found the same dreamer as he, and together, they opened a beautiful huge building. In it were statues of Cleopatra, Lincoln, Ivan the Terrible and other famous historical figures. Henry and his friend thought that people would walk in crowds, but it turned out that they did not. Then, a friend Henry burned the building, and together with the museum and Henry. After a while, the "Room of Fear" appears in this same city, in which all the wax figures are as alive. Also, a strange coincidence was noticed - people began to disappear in the city.image:pixabay.com