Mark and Sarah from the last film find themselves in a pickle when the disembodied hand that survived the wax museum wreckage follows Sarah home and murders her father with a hammer, making everyone think she did it. To prove her innocence, they have to travel back through time where they encounter even more famous horror sequences and a return of the Marquis De Sade.
The tone of Waxwork II is very different from the original and that hurts the film a bit, because it takes a little while to readjusted to what they're trying to go for this time around. There are a few amusing bits like a sequence where Bruce Campbell stars in a semi-recreation of Robert Wise's The Haunting, but something is missing.
The tone of Waxwork II is very different from the original and that hurts the film a bit, because it takes a little while to readjusted to what they're trying to go for this time around. There are a few amusing bits like a sequence where Bruce Campbell stars in a semi-recreation of Robert Wise's The Haunting, but something is missing.