The last horror, thriller or suspense film you watched

I guess I was kind of too harsh on all of them being unlikeable, as it is not that uncommon in most slashers where one usually have bunch of sterotypical figures such as the jock, the bimbo, the geek, the virgin, the party animal, the black guy, the outsider/freak and so on.
I wished the film would have at least tried to give some of the other characters in House of Wax some more background/time on the screen, and not just have them written out so randomly. 

I agree about the creepy town feel, that was my favorite part of the film.
Have not seen the original, but I hope one day to do something about it, as I think it also stars one of my favorite action heroes, Charles Bronson in a smaller part.

The special effects in the 2005 version was a pleasent surprise, brutal and very nasty but not done so in a way that it became too much.
Anyway, thanks for your reply, and the trivia about how the bed was made out of peanut butter, that was interesting and funny. 

Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal (2001)
Wow, now this was quite the experience.
Here we have a ridiculous and very non-menacing goth/rock star Slade Craven (obviously a laughable Marilyn Manson/Ozzy Osbourne copy) and his band who is about to embark on one last final concert that will take place inside an airplane, way, way up in the sky in front of a small crowd of die hard fans.
Of course, something bad happens, a lunatic dressed up as the almost identical clone of Craven takes the plane and its passangers hostages, and things go from bad to worse as people are killed by this trigger happy maniac, and the only one two have a small chance of stopping him is a "mastermind" hacker (Craig Sheffer) and the "anti-christ" himself, the real Slade Craven.

At times a very poor movie, no question about that, but still one that is so goofy and ridiculous and that comes with one of the worst Marilyn Manson/Ozzy/Alice Cooper copies/rip-offs I have ever seen, it ends up actually becoming almost a "so-bad-its-good" kind of a b-movie.
Everything about the film is so goofy and completely over-the-top, from the hilarious fact that the first film (which was not really that bad, but still ended up as a gigantic box office flop, and still it got awarded with having 2 or 3 "sequels" following, but it might have more to do with the fact  that it may have done better on the VHS market), the movie title: Turbulunce 3: Heavy Metal, and to make it even more over-the-top on my DVD copy (scandinavian) it says: HEAVY METAL THUNDER!.
The film do come with some "heavy" names to it, such as Rutger Hauer, Craig Sheffer, Joe Mantegna and the always stunning Gabrielle Anwar but the main "star" is of course John Mann in two parts, one as metal "god" Slade Craven and the other as his evil twin "brother" Simon Flanders.

The music in the film, or played by the Slade Craven band is beyond awful, so bad I guess I might have been tempted to consider going out, the way  which by the way is done in a hilarious way and I guess he just thought "fuck it, I'm done! Now hand me my fucking money so I can get out of this piece of shit as fast as humanly possible."
Craig Sheffer plays a goofy hacker genious who has to find a way to work along with a "mousy" librerian looking Gabrielle Anwar in the role of a FBI cop, as they try to hack the TV cameras in the plane, so they can help the anti-hero, Slade Craven out to get even with the bad guys.
All in all, this film (I think once was actually either very close or within the bottom 100 list on IMDb, not that bad) but still, Turbulence 3 makes the first one to look like a damn masterpiece, and still I enjoyed the ridiculous and cheesy adventure, so I end up with a very kind:

4/10 

I think you will like it, as it really is a very well made horror movie and one that took me by surprise as I was maybe expecting more of a "typical" slasher movie.
The Funhouse is actually lot of fun, and also one that rarely is mentioned these days, so thanks for brining it up. 
Creepy movie and one that I only saw a few years ago, for the first time.

I did a fast search on the leading Norwegian DVD/Music online store, and searched for House of Wax, and the first thing that shows up is a Paris Hilton movie, called Hottie and the Nottie, but I guess it is because of her starring in a small part in the 2005 remake, still a bit strange.
From the look of it, there are several different versions of the original film on DVD and Blu-ray, one even claiming it to feature a 3-D version, but the one that caught my attention is this one: TCM Greatest Classics DVD that comes with 4 movies Freaks (1932), House of Wax (1953), The Haunting (1963) and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941).
4 movies for the same price as one, that seems like a pretty good catch. 

Anyway, take care and thanks for the heads up about these horror classics and also for brining up The Funhouse.