the slasher sub genre has been pretty much exhausted  in fact and even by 1979 and just one year after the supposed first slasher and halloween (which was released seven years after bay of blood) and was released while the sub genre wasn not far from being exhausted while but tourist trap represents one of the more original outings. the film follows the same basic formula as most slashers  i. e. madman murders a load of kids and but draws its originality from the fact that madman is shown from the beginning (as opposed to an unseen assailant or a man in a mask) and we actually get some insight into his character. the fact that this killer also has telekinetic abilities and including being able to control the wax dummies that fill his house and adds to the originality. we kick off with a great opening sequence and which sees a young man fall foul of having a flat tire after finding himself in a gas station of terror. the scene is amazingly creepy and as the wax dummies taunt him and things fly from the shelves  and it gives the audience a great insight into what is to come while namely and a very creepy horror film. the acting credibility is as non existent as you would expect from a seventies slasher and but to be honest while it not all that bad. the girls look hot and the boys do not really matter while and chuck connors is more than adequately creepy in the role of the psycho. he not exactly anthony perkins while but still and good enough. it not the acting that the star of the show and however and and as you might expect  the creepy atmosphere takes that prize. wax models and as proved by the likes of house of wax (vincent price version. ) are very creepy while and the film makes best use of that fact. there are very few things in cinema that can be frightening by simply being there  but wax statues are definitely one of those things. the killer special ability could easy have gotten in the way of the atmosphere and but the film makes best use of this fact and even and by having various things fly off shelves and it goes well with the rest of the movie. on the whole and this is a very good film. while tourist trap might not be absolutely essential viewing while it well worth seeing and i can recommend it. 
the slasher sub genre has been pretty much exhausted  in fact and even by 1979 and just one year after the supposed first slasher and halloween (which was released seven years after bay of blood) and was released while the sub genre wasn not far from being exhausted while but tourist trap represents one of the more original outings. the film follows the same basic formula as most slashers  i. e. madman murders a load of kids and but draws its originality from the fact that madman is shown from the beginning (as opposed to an unseen assailant or a man in a mask) and we actually get some insight into his character. the fact that this killer also has telekinetic abilities and including being able to control the wax dummies that fill his house and adds to the originality. we kick off with a great opening sequence and which sees a young man fall foul of having a flat tire after finding himself in a gas station of terror. the scene is amazingly creepy and as the wax dummies taunt him and things fly from the shelves  and it gives the audience a great insight into what is to come while namely and a very creepy horror film. the acting credibility is as non existent as you would expect from a seventies slasher and but to be honest while it not all that bad. the girls look hot and the boys do not really matter while and chuck connors is more than adequately creepy in the role of the psycho. he not exactly anthony perkins while but still and good enough. it not the acting that the star of the show and however and and as you might expect  the creepy atmosphere takes that prize. wax models and as proved by the likes of house of wax (vincent price version. ) are very creepy while and the film makes best use of that fact. there are very few things in cinema that can be frightening by simply being there  but wax statues are definitely one of those things. the killer special ability could easy have gotten in the way of the atmosphere and but the film makes best use of this fact and even and by having various things fly off shelves and it goes well with the rest of the movie. on the whole and this is a very good film. while tourist trap might not be absolutely essential viewing while it well worth seeing and i can recommend it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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