House of Wax Drinking Game Rules
This House of Wax (1953) drinking game turns Vincent Price's eerie museum into a night of sharp reveals. Watch Jarrod rebuild his collection while Sue spots details that no wax artist should know. The film's playful 3D tricks and grim finale keep the game lively as the mystery closes in.
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Updated Oct 15US
House of Wax Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip when Jarrod admires one of his wax figures
- Drink when Burke urges Jarrod to add a chamber of horrors
- Drink when Burke sets the first wax museum on fire
- Drink when Burke's murder is made to look like a suicide
- Take a sip when the cloaked killer appears
- Drink when Cathy's body disappears from the morgue
- Take a sip when Jarrod directs his assistants from his wheelchair
- Take a sip when the paddle-ball performer plays to the camera
- Drink when Sue says the Joan of Arc figure looks like Cathy
- Drink when Jarrod asks Sue to model for Marie Antoinette
- Drink when Sue spots Cathy's ear piercing on the Joan of Arc figure
- Drink when Sue finds Cathy's body beneath the wax
- Drink when Jarrod gets up from his wheelchair
- Drink when Sue breaks Jarrod's wax mask
- Drink when Igor holds Scott beneath the guillotine
- Finish your drink when Jarrod falls into the vat of hot wax
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About the Movie
- Title
- House of Wax
- Released
- 25 Apr 1953
- Rated
- PG
- Runtime
- 88 min
- Genre
- Horror
- Plot
- Professor Henry Jarrod is a true artist whose wax sculptures are lifelike. He specializes in historical tableau's such a Marie Antoinette or Joan of Arc. His business partner, Matthew Burke, needs some of his investment returned to him and pushes Jarrod to have more lurid exposés like a chamber of horrors. When Jarrod refuses, Burke set the place alight destroying all of his beautiful work in the hope of claiming the insurance. Jarrod is believed to have died in the fire but he unexpectedly reappears some 18 months later when he opens a new exhibit. This time, his displays focus on the macabre but he has yet to reproduce his most cherished work, Marie Antoinette. When he meets his new assistant's beautiful friend, Sue Allen, he knows he's found the perfect model - only unbeknown to anyone, he has a very particular way of making his wax creations.
- Language
- English
