House of Wax Movie Review 1953

A deranged sculptor (Price, who else?) builds a sinister wax museum which showcases creations that were once alive. A remake of the early horror flick "Mystery of the Wax Museum," and one of the '50s most popular 3-D films. This one still has the power to give the viewer the creeps, thanks to another chilling performance by Price. Look for a very young Charles Bronson, as well as Carolyn "Morticia Addams" Jones as a victim.

Distribution

Mike LeBell's Video, 75 Freemont Pl., Los Angeles, CA 90005, Phone: (213)938-3333, Fax: (213)938-3334, Email: mlvideo@aol.com

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 88 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Classic Horror, 3-D Flicks, Art & Artists, Sculptors, Museums

Screenplay

Crane Wilbur

Cast

Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy, Carolyn Jones, Phyllis Kirk, Paul Cavanagh, Charles Bronson, Paul Picerni, Angela (Clark) Clarke

Cinematography

Bert Glennon

Director

Andre de Toth

Music

David Buttolph

Producer

Warner Home Video