The film buffs enjoying these current movie-theater experiences may not know that 3D storytelling on the big screen dates all the way to the 1950s, believe it or not.
It also happened to be one of the first horror films to be shot in color, HISTORY.com reports. Check out the visually astounding promotional poster that was released at the time below.
'House of Wax' (1953) promo. (Getty Images)Directed by Andre De Toth, House of Wax is a remake of Mystery in the Wax Museum (1933). Here's the film's official synopsis:
Though it received negative reviews at the time of release, critics have since showered House of Wax with praise. The "horror delight," as Rotten Tomatoes calls it, now sits at an impressive 93% on the popular site's "Tomatometer" based on all the critics' ratings that ever been published.
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