The copy of Waxwork that I have in my collection is actually in a multi-set from Lionsgate with other 80's horror greats such as Chopping Mall, Ghoulies III, 976 Evil II and a few others that any fan of 80's horror can digest properly. I like how Waxwork kind of messes with the idea of being an anthology movie even though it's really not in the truest sense. You have multiple main characters that end up getting sucked into various different waxwork setups and have to survive whatever the situation is inside of that to get back into the normal world. It's a neat idea for a horror film and the third act of course is a fantastically fun whirlwind of chaos and characters. The weird little guy that's addicted to helium makes me laugh.
Waxwork is a delightful slice of 80's cheese that would taste great on any horror pizza. The whole film is pure fun and you get to witness every main character in their own little story as they get tricked into going into a different waxwork. I personally love the vampire waxwork with China because it's the goriest. Of course. You do love raw meat?
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