Ep 13. The New Exhibit
- TV-14
- April 4, 1963
- 52 min
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7.9 (2,058)
In The Twilight Zone season 4 episode 13 titled "The New Exhibit," we follow the story of a wax museum curator named Martin Senescu. When his museum becomes outdated, Martin purchases the wax figures of a notorious crimewave from a failing museum.
The exhibit's new wax figures include infamous serial killers such as Jack The Ripper, Albert W. Hicks, and Henri Landru. However, Martin becomes paranoid and believes that the wax figures are alive and moving on their own at night. His fear eventually causes him to be committed to an institution.
Although he is released, Martin's obsession with the wax figures continues to torment him. The figures continue to haunt him, driving him to madness and paranoia, and he ultimately takes drastic measures to rid himself of them.
The episode explores the themes of obsession, fear, and the dangers of the unknown. It highlights how our perceptions and beliefs can greatly impact our mental health and well-being.
Overall, "The New Exhibit" is a gripping and thought-provoking episode from The Twilight Zone that will leave viewers questioning the realities of their own fears and beliefs.