Director:
Sergio StivalettiCámara:
Sergio SalvatiMúsica:
Maurizio AbeniReparto:
Robert Hossein, Romina Mondello, Massimo Vanni, Aldo Massasso, Riccardo Serventi Longhi, Omero Capanna, Gabriella Giorgelli, Elisabetta Rocchetti (más)Sinopsis(1)
París, año 1900. Una pareja es brutalmente asesinada por un hombre enmascarado, el cual extrae los corazones de ambos cuerpos. La única testigo, la hija de la pareja. Años más tarde, la joven ingresa como empleada en un museo de cera de Roma que recrea escenas de crímenes. Una noche, un joven apuesta que es capaz de pasar la noche en el interior del museo pero, a la mañana siguiente, aparece muerto. A partir de entonces, se suceden gran cantidad de asesinatos en las calles de la "ciudad eterna", al tiempo que las paredes del museo se van llenando con más y más figuras. (Araba Films)
(más)Reseñas (3)
An appealing premise set in a wax house, but I wasn't too keen on it. It's nicely shot, occasionally gory, but it didn't draw me into the plot, it didn't work on me, it didn't have the impact they probably intended. 55%
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A quite accurate cross-section of Italian horror. There’s a bit of 60s gothic, a bit of 70s Giallo, a pinch of gore, nice visuals, awful actors uttering even more awful lines, and general silliness if not stupidity. It’s fun in the details, but as a film overall, it suffers from so many of the typical afflictions of Italian horror cinema (that very few movies in its history have been able to avoid!), that they are just impossible to ignore.
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The Italian-French production Wax Mask is primarily based on great, really enjoyable practical effects. Sergio Stivaletti did a great job here, and there are some wonderful scenes. However, some scenes are rather boring, and you wish it would have moved on a bit, although despite that, I did enjoy the movie as it is visually engaging.
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