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Blood From the Mummy's Tomb (1971)
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The swan song for director Seth Holt (who died shortly before filming was completed), this stylish Hammer production transcends its low budget thanks to lush photography, a stylish look, and fine performances from the leads. The plot, adapted from Bram Stoker's novel The Jewel of the Seven Stars, involves an expedition led by Professor Fuchs (Andrew Keir) to find the cursed tomb of an evil Egyptian princess. Upon discovery of her sarcophagus, Fuchs finds her perfectly preserved, still-bleeding severed hand -- which also sports a dazzling ruby ring. Several years later, Fuchs gives the pilfered ring to his voluptuous young daughter Margaret (Valerie Leon), whereupon she slowly begins to take on the malevolent traits of its original wearer, seeking revenge for the defilement of her tomb. Though Christopher Wicking's adaptation of Stoker's obscure novel is a bit uneven, it still provides ample suspense and the production has an overall richness that captures the flavor of Hammer's other mummy projects. Remade eight years later (with less effective results) as The Awakening; traces of the same story can also be found in Universal's 1999 mega-budget version The Mummy. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi

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Starring:
Andrew KeirValerie Leon, (more)
Director(s):
Michael CarrerasSeth Holt, (more)
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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Geoffrey G.

I agree it's slow but if ya like cult earth goddesses don't miss Valerie Leon! Whatever happened to this woman-and-a-half? She made quite a few movies in Britain but never became well-known in the states.

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David V.

Yes..it is a "B" horror, however, if you like the genre, it wasn't terrible. Valerie Leon was a babe!

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Vince G.

excellent film, mysterious i love the egyption mythlogy

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