01 A group of friends stranded near an abandoned town discover its wax museum is built from something far worse than wax.
The uncanny stillness of a wax figure has haunted horror cinema for decades, powering tales of disfigured sculptors and museums hiding much more than art. In House of Wax (1953): A disfigured sculptor rebuilds his wax museum using the bodies of his murder victims as macabre exhibits. Also notable is Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933): A disfigured sculptor’s new wax museum conceals a horrifying secret about how his lifelike figures are made.
01 A group of friends stranded near an abandoned town discover its wax museum is built from something far worse than wax.
02 Survivors of a haunted wax museum are hurled through a portal into a series of deadly alternate realities.
03 Teenagers who visit a mysterious new wax museum are pulled into the deadly scenarios its exhibits depict.
04 Stranded travelers at a roadside museum discover its telekinetic owner's collection of eerily lifelike mannequins.
05 A disfigured sculptor rebuilds his wax museum using the bodies of his murder victims as macabre exhibits.
06 A disfigured sculptor's new wax museum conceals a horrifying secret about how his lifelike figures are made.