The worst celebrity waxworks all belong to one museum and they will haunt your dreams
Posted by  badge Boss on Jul 14
‘Worst’ celebrity waxworks all come from the Louis Tussauds’ collection of 150 models (Picture: Alban Donohoe/Shutterstock)

Celebrities getting their likeness immortalised in wax is considered an honour, especially when it is uncannily similar or being replicated.

From to to , well-done waxworks are a delicate art but when the results can be horrific.

Louis ’ House of Wax in Great Yarmouth is famed for a collection of stars’ likenesses dating back to the 1970s that are just really, really wrong.

The waxworks are so bad the attraction gained a cult following with people flocking to the museum to mock the eerie creations.

Despite the infamy, the House of Wax was shut down in 2012 and the 150 models were sold to an anonymous buyer for an undisclosed price.

While the museum is gone, the haunting figures live on forever so get ready to meet your new sleep paralysis demon — here’s the worst collection of celebrity waxworks ever made.

Starting strong with Princess Diana, apparently (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Kylie Minogue’s looks bad until you look at Jason Donovan, which puts it into perspective (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Believe it or not, this Elvis Presley waxwork is one of the better ones (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Recognise this footballer? He’s super keen on crisps… still no? Poor, Gary Lineker (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Even former Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s wax likeness can be found here (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Churchill wasn’t the only PM to be immortalised as Margaret Thatcher is here too
(Credits: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Unconvincing purely because Boy George is wearing a regular-sized hat (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
We’re pretty sure this must count as treason (Picture: Jerry Daws/Shutterstock)
Please just take a second to look closer at these (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
It’s just so bad(Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
A less-than-flattering waxwork of Eddie ‘the Eagle’ Edwards (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
The museum also had this one of Adolf Hitler, we’re truly speechless (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
This Michael Jackson wouldn’t look out of place in Thriller, but only as a zombie (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Our deepest apologies to the late Queen Mother (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Sean Connery … yikes (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
A very expressive Rowan Atkinson as Mr Bean (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Waxwork Noel Edmonds is actually our sleep paralysis demon (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
Does anyone think that Beatle on the right could be Noel Fielding’s cousin? (Picture: Jerry Daws/Shutterstock)
This feels more like a satire of Joan Collins’ signature makeup (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
They must have had a Beatles wig leftover and decided to use it for Posh (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
It’s 2015’s Sexiest Man Alive, David Beckham (duh!) (Picture: Albanpix/Shutterstock)
The Blackpool version of the museum also had Peter Andre unveil his own likeness which is probably the best one we’ve seen (Picture: Bruce Adams/ANL/Shutterstock)
We’ll leave you with this one which we’re pretty sure was meant to be in a certain museum in Amsterdam but got mixed up on the way (Picture: Jerry Daws/Shutterstock)