Chuck Connors, Chuck Van Ness, Jocelyn Jones
Four young travelers happen on an abandoned gas station that turns out to be a creepy, deserted wax museum in this hair-raising thriller. When Mr. Slausen (Chuck Connors), the eccentric proprietor of ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 11, 2000
Stats: 151 reviews
Holy crap, those were some creepy dolls.
Slightly reminiscent of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Maniac with a hint of The Boogeyman (1980).
Strange little slasher-style film that has a delightfully weird Chuck Conners playing the owner of a run down wax museum.
Could've been great but the lead actress is borderline terrible.
These early Full Moon pictures are actually a bit distrubing. Unfortunately the trend didn't last.
A creepy and scary slasher classic from the late 70's. People's vehicles break down near an old frontier museum, and they never return. We follow the tale of a group of kids who fall into the trap. It involves Mannequins which can come alive. The opening sequence with Woody explo...( read more)
This was . . . special. Think of Tourist Trap as the bridge between House of Wax '53 and '05, but add some telepathy, animatronic mannequins, and big gooey mounds of plaster. Creepy in places, violent at times, and overall very, very bizarre. An interesting watch.
A great one thats considered a classic by everyone who has seen it, with Chuck Conners!! Not your typical actor for a slasher flick!
If you like your movies cheesy, here you go. A group of silly 20 somethings venture out into the boonies only to have a flat and car trouble. Of course they run into a creepy guy who seems to like mannequins too much. As you can guess they start disappearing one by one. The c...( read more)
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