Chamber of Horrors (1966) is a psychological horror film that blends gothic atmosphere with a suspenseful storyline. Set in 19th-century Baltimore, the plot centers around the proprietors of a wax museum who become entangled in a string of violent crimes linked to a disturbed fugitive. As the tension builds, the museum's eerie displays take on a sinister relevance to the unfolding investigation. Originally intended for television, the film’s intense subject matter led to a theatrical release. Notable for its use of the “Fear Flasher” and “Horror Horn” to signal viewers of grisly content, it delivers a distinctive viewing experience. With narration by William Conrad and a supporting appearance by Tony Curtis, this moody thriller offers an atmospheric take on vengeance and identity, all underscored by a uniquely macabre sense of style.

Cast:
Patrick O'Neal as Jason Cravette
Cesare Danova as Anthony Draco
Wilfrid Hyde-White as Harold Blount
Laura Devon as Marie Champlain
Wayne Rogers as Sgt. Jim Albertson
Patrice Wymore as Vivian
Suzy Parker as Barbara Dixon
José René Ruiz Martínez as Senor Pepe De Reyes
Philip Bourneuf as Insp. Matthew Strudwick
Jeanette Nolan as Mrs. Ewing Perryman