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Thursday, May 3, 2018











     The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb
1964  NR  HORROR  1h 18min
CAST— Terence Morgan, Ronald Howard, Fred Clark, Jeanne Roland, George Pastell, Jack Gwillim, Dickie Owen
MUSIC— Carlo Martelli, Franz Reizenstein  DIRECTOR— Michael Carreras

     Warning: the next tomb you open may be cursed. This one certainly was. When a team of explorers mount an expedition to dig up a mummy, circa 1900, they never expected to be the brunt of cursed persecution. But some bad mojo is sure to come upon them when a fast-talking PR man decides to market the sarcophagus as a sideshow exhibit. Soon the cloth-clad monster begins his murderous rampage, killing all who had a part in opening his tomb. A cheap Hammer film with zero redeeming qualities, though solid enough to entertain B-movie buffs.
OUR RATING— * ½
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