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Barry Nelson, Shaike Ophir, and Everett Sloane in Alfred Hitchcock présente (1955)

Review by PlasticActor

The Waxwork

Alfred Hitchcock présente

10/10

Thick necks

Stunning story and #1 first class script and acting. Sir, if you'll pardon my mentioning it, but you have a very thin neck. I like thick necks. This is a French razor... Small but still very effective; now if you will just raise your chin up, just a bit higher. You can cut the tension with a knife, (sorry for the pun) in this episode and it's what makes this (and the waxwork killers), so effective). I am 100% pro-capital punishment. It acts as a major deterrent to murder. It's not perfect, but in the end it saves lives. Killers think twice if they know they will pay the ultimate penalty. Nobody asks why the murder rate was so low in 1954, as if murder were just a logical progression for society today.
  • PlasticActor
  • Feb 25, 2025

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