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Waxwork

A wax museum owner uses his horror exhibits to unleash evil on the world.

Starring:

Anthony Hickox, Bruce Barlow, Buckley Norris, Candi, Charles McCaughan, Christopher Bradley, Clare Carey, Dana Ashbrook, David Warner, Deborah Foreman, Edward Ashley, Eric Brown, Irene Olga López, J Kenneth Campbell, James DR Hickox, Jennifer Bassey, Joe Baker, John Rhys-Davies, Micah Grant, Michelle Johnson, Miles O'Keeffe, Nelson Welch, Patrick M

Genre:

Comedy, Horror

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