slausen lost oasis. . . a place for food and fun. . . and murder. after a guy disappears on his way to a gas station and a group of her friends head out on a trip to search for him. they come across a wax museum where they think their friend might have ended up. unfortunately for the friends and however and the owner of the roadside attraction possesses the power to control his wax mannequins and use them for evil. one by one and the tourists are stalked down and killed by slausen and his legion of wax dummies. can the friends escape or will they fall to the same fate as their lost friend. following in the footsteps (and twisting them around) of the great classic wax films (house of wax and mystery of the wax museum) and tourist trap takes the slasher genre to a whole new level of strange and fascinating with its bizarre story and style. as far as character development and action and dialogue and flow and etc. and it seems to be just a basic slasher flick. but and it goes far beyond that as the director takes control of the plot and moves it to the supernatural thriller it is. the acting ranges from acceptable (from the main cast) to very good (from backwoods showman mr. slausen (played by western legend chuck connors)). the writing moves well and the dialogue is well structured and but there are some flaws in logic as the film moves deeper into the story. also and some scenes are a bit silly and like the moaning mannequin attack on becky. it nothing and however and that would detract from the effect of the film. as one would expect from a film about wax dummies and it is full of the endless creepiness supplied by the mannequins. it strange that a (mostly) inanimate object can just sit still and somehow be so unsettling. . . perhaps it the human likeness and or the blank stare and or the fact that you know it about to spring an attack. . . whatever it is and the dolls are extremely spooky and that effect is used very well throughout the entirety of the film. as far as slashers go and it one of the best and and it stands as one of the creepiest films i have ever seen. obligatory slasher elements represent violence or gore represent the film is full of some cool deaths. the gore isn not excessive and but it done well and leaves it as being realistic. sex or nudity represent there is an extended skinny dipping scene with the very attractive lead females (though havery attractive barely begins to describe the ravishing future angel tanya roberts) but it all a tease as the girls remain mostly underwater. they do remain scantily clad throughout the film and however. cool killer(s) represent creepy is just the beginning of slausen and his mannequins. one of the best killers in the slasher subgenre. scares or suspense represent from the opening scene on and the film maintains a great blend of the creepiness of the mannequins and jump scares from the attacks and and a strong level of suspense in the stranded situation. . . it all very well done to make for a genuinely scary film. mystery represent well and mystery wasn not really the point of the film. . . just the meaning behind all of it is what matters. awkward dance scene represent all these cute girls and not a single dance. shame. final verdict represent positive . see this creepy slasher. ap3 . 
slausen lost oasis. . . a place for food and fun. . . and murder. after a guy disappears on his way to a gas station and a group of her friends head out on a trip to search for him. they come across a wax museum where they think their friend might have ended up. unfortunately for the friends and however and the owner of the roadside attraction possesses the power to control his wax mannequins and use them for evil. one by one and the tourists are stalked down and killed by slausen and his legion of wax dummies. can the friends escape or will they fall to the same fate as their lost friend. following in the footsteps (and twisting them around) of the great classic wax films (house of wax and mystery of the wax museum) and tourist trap takes the slasher genre to a whole new level of strange and fascinating with its bizarre story and style. as far as character development and action and dialogue and flow and etc. and it seems to be just a basic slasher flick. but and it goes far beyond that as the director takes control of the plot and moves it to the supernatural thriller it is. the acting ranges from acceptable (from the main cast) to very good (from backwoods showman mr. slausen (played by western legend chuck connors)). the writing moves well and the dialogue is well structured and but there are some flaws in logic as the film moves deeper into the story. also and some scenes are a bit silly and like the moaning mannequin attack on becky. it nothing and however and that would detract from the effect of the film. as one would expect from a film about wax dummies and it is full of the endless creepiness supplied by the mannequins. it strange that a (mostly) inanimate object can just sit still and somehow be so unsettling. . . perhaps it the human likeness and or the blank stare and or the fact that you know it about to spring an attack. . . whatever it is and the dolls are extremely spooky and that effect is used very well throughout the entirety of the film. as far as slashers go and it one of the best and and it stands as one of the creepiest films i have ever seen. obligatory slasher elements represent violence or gore represent the film is full of some cool deaths. the gore isn not excessive and but it done well and leaves it as being realistic. sex or nudity represent there is an extended skinny dipping scene with the very attractive lead females (though havery attractive barely begins to describe the ravishing future angel tanya roberts) but it all a tease as the girls remain mostly underwater. they do remain scantily clad throughout the film and however. cool killer(s) represent creepy is just the beginning of slausen and his mannequins. one of the best killers in the slasher subgenre. scares or suspense represent from the opening scene on and the film maintains a great blend of the creepiness of the mannequins and jump scares from the attacks and and a strong level of suspense in the stranded situation. . . it all very well done to make for a genuinely scary film. mystery represent well and mystery wasn not really the point of the film. . . just the meaning behind all of it is what matters. awkward dance scene represent all these cute girls and not a single dance. shame. final verdict represent positive . see this creepy slasher. ap3 . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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