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1988’s ‘Waxwork’ Is Getting A Remake

Most every hardcore horror fan has seen Anthony Hickox’s 1988 film ‘Waxwork’, in which a wax museum owner uses his horror exhibits to bring evil to life. ‘Waxwork’ stars Zach Galligan, Deborah Foreman, Joe Baker, Jennifer Bassey, David Warner and John Rhys-Davies. During an interview with Nerd Report director Ian Kessner (Lost After Dark) and screenwriter Bo Ransdell (Lost After Dark) admitted that they are currently developing a remake of ‘Waxwork’. “…I think we’ve got a real fun take on that and actually we have the blessing of Anthony Hickox, who wrote and directed the original so we’re not just doing fan fiction. We can see a path to this getting made potentially and I would love to see that happen for sure.” He continued “It’s got a ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’ vibe where the waxworks appears in town overnight.” Kessner adds “It’s really fun. It’s also an opportunity for us to play in a whole bunch of horror

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1988’s ‘Waxwork’ Is Getting A Remake

Most every hardcore horror fan has seen Anthony Hickox’s 1988 film ‘Waxwork’, in which a wax museum owner uses his horror exhibits to bring evil to life. ‘Waxwork’ stars Zach Galligan, Deborah Foreman, Joe Baker, Jennifer Bassey, David Warner and John Rhys-Davies. During an interview with Nerd Report director Ian Kessner (Lost After Dark) and screenwriter Bo Ransdell (Lost After Dark) admitted that they are currently developing a remake of ‘Waxwork’. “…I think we’ve got a real fun take on that and actually we have the blessing of Anthony Hickox, who wrote and directed the original so we’re not just doing fan fiction. We can see a path to this getting made potentially and I would love to see that happen for sure.” He continued “It’s got a ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’ vibe where the waxworks appears in town overnight.” Kessner adds “It’s really fun. It’s also an opportunity for us to play in a whole bunch of horror

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