There is no overlap between "House of Wax" and the old film in 1953 except for the concept of "making wax figures from dead bodies". The new film tells a story of pure adulthood and pure horror and is close to the "perfect" standard of category B movies.
Although "House of Wax" is no different from Hollywood's usual horror movies in terms of story layout and performance, it still receives the expectation of many fans with its prestigious publicity, especially the extremely eye-catching posters.
Hilton danced in the film and was accused of being too passionate, making the audience think it was pornography.
In terms of horror, "House of Wax" only showed some bloody images, which opened up rich associations to the audience. This point-to-stop approach is very clever.
