"House of Wax" (1953) is a classic American horror film directed by André De Toth and notable for being one of the first color 3D films. The movie stars Vincent Price in one of his most iconic roles as Professor Henry Jarrod, a disfigured sculptor who turns to murderous methods to rebuild his destroyed wax museum. The film's plot follows Jarrod's vengeful quest, as he uses human victims to create lifelike wax figures. Praised for its atmospheric cinematography, chilling storyline, and Price's memorable performance, "House of Wax" remains a seminal work in the horror genre. The film's innovative use of 3D technology and its suspenseful narrative have cemented its status as a beloved classic.
