A year later, the movie House of Wax was released starring Vincent Price and Charles Bronson. Considered the finest 3D movie ever made, House of Wax caused a "3D" craze throughout Hollywood, with most major studios rushing to show their attempt at the novelty including Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Nebraskan and Kiss Me Kate. Unfortunately, even the prospect of Jane Mansfield's ample bosom being thrust out towards the audience was not enough to continue the craze. Still mired by a propensity to cause headaches, 3D movies fell out of favor so much that two-dimensional versions often significantly outearned the 3D version. The public rebuke was such that Alfred Hitchcock's "Dial M for Murder", originally filmed in 3D, was released only in 2D. The money quickly and eagerly thrown at participating in the just as quickly went down the drain.