Good premise but disappointing delivery
Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb was another horror production by Hammer films based upon a Bram Stoker book called Jewel of the Seven Stars.<br /><br />The movie begins with Margaret Fuchs played by Valerie Leon dreaming of the burial of an ancient Egyptian queen who had her hand cut off, but it remained alive and cursed the burial procession.<br /><br />It then switches to modern times where Valerie receives a large red ruby ring from her father Professor Fuchs played by Andrew Keir.<br /><br />The present and the future are then connected when it is revealed that an archeological group headed by Professor Fuchs found the tomb of Queen Tera. Her amputated hand with the red ruby ring on it was discovered next to the sarcophagus and a curse is released as well. That explains why Valerie is having her visions because the two women are linked together.<br /><br />Valerie finds out that her father has tried to keep the queen and her evil contained, but her soul is attempting to escape. Unfortunately, the Queen can posses Valerie for periods of time. When she does, she kills people.<br /><br />Overall, the movie had a great story idea, but never become a thriller nor achieves any scary moments. The movie does have a good ending, but the rest is a bit disappointing.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Margaret (Valerie Leon) suffers a recurring nightmare in which she sees an ancient Egyptian queen, to whom she bears an uncannyt resemblance, sealed up in a sarcophagus. The priests who entomb her first chop off her hand, before throwing it to jackals. They are then killed by a mysterious and powerful force that lacerates their throats. Margaret's father, Professor Fuchs (Andrew Keir), gives her a ring that he discovered in the tomb of Queen Tera 20 years before- the ring was on the queen's disembodied hand. At the moment Fuchs discovered the Queen's perfectly preserved, still bleeding body, MArgaret's mother died giving birth to her. It transpire that Margaret is a vessel for Tera's magic. When a certain celestial condjuction is complete, and three key artefacts are assembled by Tera's corpse, the evil sorceress will be reborn... The shooting of this complex and disturbing film was beset by tragedy. Original star Peter Cushing had to leave the production after just one day when his wife fell ill and subsequently died. Five weeks into shooting director Seth Holt suffered a heart attack and died, leaving Hammer's managing director Michael Carreras to complete the remaining sequences..