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Waxwork (1988) [R]

Release Date:
June 17, 1988

Original Title:
Waxwork

Alternate Titles:
Gabinet figur woskowych
Illusione infernale
La mansión del horror
Museo de Cera
Museu de Cera
Reise zurück in der Zeit
Waxwork - A Passagem
Waxwork - Benvenuti al museo delle cere
Waxwork - Il museo delle cere è arrivato in città
Waxwork - Reise zurück in der Zeit
Восъчни фигури
Музей восковых фигур
ワックス・ワーク

Genres:
Comedy | Horror

Production Companies:
Contemporary Films
HB Filmrullen
Palla
Vestron Pictures

Production Countries:
Germany | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: R  DE: 16  GB: 18  PT: M/16  US: R 

Runtime: 97

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Wealthy slacker college student Mark, his new girlfriend Sarah, and their friends are invited to a special showing at a mysterious wax museum which displays 18 of the most evil men of all time. After his ex-girlfriend and another friend disappear, Mark becomes suspicious.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Stephen A. Isaacs
Stephen A. Issacs

Additional Still Photographer:
Leonard Pollack

Art Direction:
Peter Marangoni

Assistant Camera:
Michael Martino

Assistant Costume Designer:
Shen Le Blanc

Assistant Location Manager:
Alex Alexander Witlin

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Karen Iverson
Chris Anderson
Chris Anderson

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Michael O'Brien

Assistant Property Master:
Thom Shephard

Associate Producer:
Eyal Rimmon

Best Boy Grip:
Alan "Flash" Frazier

Boom Operator:
George W. Scott
George M. Scott

Camera Operator:
Richard Clabaugh

Camera Technician:
David E. Elkins

Carpenter:
Jay Burkhart
Herb Dorszynski
George Dunn
Andre G. Ellingson
Valerie Gough
Richard Hench
Mark Kamps
Ric Knell
Jim Ricker
Mark Stickelmaier
Bob Varney

Casting:
Caro Jones

Color Timer:
Jim Williams

Construction Coordinator:
Timothy Baxter

Construction Foreman:
Joe Sedor

Costume Design:
Leonard Pollack

Craft Service:
Jack Davidson
Betty Davidson

Director:
Anthony Hickox

Director of Photography:
Gerry Lively

Dolly Grip:
Duane "Lash" Journey

Dresser:
Georgia Davis

Editor:
Christopher Cibelli

Electrician:
Jim Spencer

Executive Producer:
Dan Ireland
William J. Quigley
Mario Sotela
Gregory Cascante

First Assistant Camera:
James Eaton

First Assistant Director:
Gary Bettman
Paul Wilkowsky

First Assistant Editor:
James D.R. Hickox

Gaffer:
Russ Brant
Steve Gero

Grip:
David "Dash" Stein

Hair Designer:
Nina Kraft

Key Grip:
Larry "Crash" Edwards

Leadman:
Amy Ryder

Legal Services:
Patti Felker
Mohammed Yusef

Line Producer:
William W. Edwards

Location Manager:
Grant Austin Waldman

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Karen Iverson

Makeup Designer:
Nina Kraft

Music Editor:
Steve Livingston
Ken Johnson

Music Supervisor:
Jimmy Ienner

Negative Cutter:
Syd Cole

Orchestrator:
Roger Bellon
William Ashford
Amy Molina

Original Music Composer:
Roger Bellon

Producer:
Staffan Ahrenberg

Production Assistant:
Max Kovins
Robert James Morton
John Neis
John Booth
Paul N. Martin

Production Consultant:
Mark Burg

Production Coordinator:
Heather Mills

Production Design:
Gianni Quaranta

Production Sound Mixer:
Robert Janiger

Property Master:
David Brennan

Pyrotechnic Supervisor:
Steve Galich

Scenic Artist:
Chuck Becker
Patrick K. Coppinger
Miranda Amador
Corine Gee Turner

Scoring Mixer:
Rusty Smith
Tim Boyle

Script Supervisor:
Jesse Long
Gregory A. Gale

Second Assistant Director:
Richard Oswald
Robert S. Morton

Second Second Assistant Director:
Paul Wilkowsky
Michael P. O'Brien

Second Unit Director:
Bob Keen

Second Unit Director of Photography:
John Schwartzman

Set Decoration:
Suzette Sheets

Set Dresser:
Jane Smith
Christina Volz
Jess Morena

Sound Designer:
Leonard Marcel

Sound Effects Editor:
Dennis Diltz
Donlee Jorgensen
Lee Thomas
Ted Johnson, Jr.

Sound Mixer:
T.A. Moore Jr.
Mark Ettel
Jeff Gomillion

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark Ettel
Jeff Gomillion
T.A. Moore Jr.

Sound Recordist:
Tim Gomillion

Special Effects:
Steve Galich

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Bob Keen

Special Effects Technician:
Steve Hardie
Dave Keen
Al Knight
Lou Carlucci
Jeff Frink
Joe Knott
Ray Beetz

Still Photographer:
Melissa Moseley

Stunt Coordinator:
Bob Bragg

Stunts:
Paul E. Short
Denney Pierce
Sandra Lee Gimpel
Bob Bragg
Shanna Lynn
Rich Bragg
Kane Hodder
Phil Chong
Bill Morts

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Don Isaacs
Don V. Issacs
Stephen A. Issacs

Swing:
L. Flint Esquerra
Gregory A. Zembal

Thanks:
Orson Welles

Transportation Captain:
Alex Alexander Witlin

Transportation Coordinator:
Grant Austin Waldman

Writer:
Anthony Hickox

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