It’s hard to see how Hickox and crew would have been able to pull this off on probably a smaller budget. I’ll always commend that sequel for the fact that it feels much bigger than it actually is.īut the third entry sounded even bigger and I think that probably broke them.
The original Waxwork barely did enough bank for a sequel, so it’s surprising that Waxwork II was way, way wider in scope and even more surprising that they actually managed to pull that off. It sounds like the third entry would definitely have pushed even further into fantasy from horror than the second film had, and also sounds as though it would have been even more ambitious-which is probably a major reason as to why it never got made. The proposed sequel would have taken things in a very Army of Darkness direction, with Mark and Sarah ending up in the kingdom of King Arthur and aiding Merlin the Magician in battle against a witch named Modor so that they could return to their present time. A title that definitely makes sense, given that the sequel ends with Mark being committed to his new role as time warrior and Sarah giving up her life in the present to return to join him in the past. Turns out, I was right.ĭirector Anthony Hickox had originally intended to follow Waxwork 1 & 2 with a third entry titled Waxwork III: Through the Gates of Time.
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CLICK HERE For 100s of FREE Trashy Horror Movies!īut I loved the open-endedness of Waxwork II and thought it was clearly setting up a sequel that never followed.
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