I assume that Madame Tussaud’s is now using computer assisted techniques in the fabrication of their waxworks? Because, man, the latest figures are just downright creepy.
http://www.twcc.com/entertainment/galleries/celebrity_wax_figures#/0
Or they now have Professor Henry Jarrod on staff.
Ooooh, an obscure reference. Most excellent. 
I wanna get waxed!
Madame does capture the creepy. That’s for sure.
I like that Beyonce was so creepy they didn’t even want her in the museum. “Listen … just put her out with the geese. I just can’t take her attitude.”
Say my name, say my name … HONK
Ladies, leave your ducks at home
The lake is full of ganders and there’s room to roam
And boys, go find an Anatidaen lass,
'cause it’s about 9a.m. and the geese are eating the grass
Hasn’t that been the entire point of Mme T all along?
If I met in the flesh any one of those portrayed, I don’t think I could resist the opportunity to say, “You appear so lifelike!” 
Yes, but in a different way, I think. Traditional wax figures are creepy because they’re not quite right. You recognize them and you can admire the artistic craft. But they look as if they’ve come through a faulty Star Trek transporter or bad plastic surgery.
These are creepy because they’re too right. You expect imperfection in human portraiture, and instead you get photographic perfection. They look like living corpses, or human taxidermy.
This is actually the theme of House of Wax, isn’t it? That the figures suddenly become too realistic is the clue that their accuracy is more than skin deep.
I’ve seen county fairs with creative figures done in butter… thank you dairy industry! Creepy, no… its what for dinner!
Except I suspect that House of Butter wouldn’t have the same box-office cachet.
Queenie’s whelp looks as creepy and plastic as in real life.
(At least on the tv screen.)
One of the great quotes from the movie is:
“It’s sort of a shock to see your head detached that way.”