"Waxwork II is neither painfully bad nor astoundingly good. When the movie is strong it's strong—but when it's bad—it's pretty damn bad. The film often plays like some sort of gory children's story, and it's a shame. With a better plot structure, like its predecessor, Waxwork II: Lost In Time could have been a fierce cult classic." - Travis Lowell (Culture Dose.net, May 2002)

"Waxwork 2 is one of those rare sequels that actually matches up to its predecessor. In my opinion, it even out-shines the original in several ways. The thing that made Waxwork work so well were the homage's to classic horror films. After leaving the theater, that's what we all remember, and that tradition is carried over into this movie to an even greater extent." - Maphious (Zombie Keeper, August 2001)

"It is hard to recommend this film, because it's a given some people will not enjoy it. Some hard-core fans of horror will find something to dig about this movie, though. It isn't as good as the original Waxwork, not even as good as it could've been, but a fairly decent follow-up." - Dellamorte (Classic-Horror.com)

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