Disappointing Frankenstein Good Mummy
The Revenge of Frankenstein was the second by Hammer films to feature the monster. It continued to use one of the studio’s main stars and horror film mainstay Peter Cushing as Frankenstein.<br /><br />Things start in 1860 when Baron Frankenstein is sentenced to death by the guillotine. This was due to his crimes of murder and creating the Frankenstein monster in the first movie from the series. Of course what the movie do if Frankenstein really died right at the start.<br /><br />In truth the good Baron runs off to another town where he is faced with a medical council that is jealous of his success and his refusal to join them. One of the council members recognizes Frankenstein and asks to work under him as a pupil and revive his infamous work. He quickly finds out the good doctor is still experimenting on human body parts. Of course, things quickly go wrong as he takes the brain from his servant Carl and puts it into a body the Baron built. Things look well, but then they go all so wrong.<br /><br />Overall the movie is very subdued. There’s not a lot of monster scenes as one would expect from a Frankenstein movie. In fact, many times you keep on watching the movie hoping something big will happen and it simply never materializes. There is a big twist at the end however.<br /><br />The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb was another fine horror film by England’s Hammer. This was the second such movie by Hammer and featured Terence Morgan as Adam Beauchamp, and Jeanne Roland as Annette Dubois who are excavating an ancient Egyptian site, while Fred Clark as Alexander King is an American promoter who wants the artifacts displayed in a big show he can make money off of.<br /><br />The movie is set in 1900 and gets off to a gruesome start with Professor Dubois stabbed and his hand hacked off by some Egyptians. Those same men are attempting to drive off the archeologists who ignore all warnings about the curse they are facing. Even when Dubois’ severed hand shows up they don’t turn back. This opens up a major script flaw as Annette Dubois is hardly phased by the murder of her father. In fact, attacks upon the team continue and they still don’t believe there’s a problem.<br /><br />I always thought this was ironic because the natives are portrayed as the scared, superstitious types, but the Europeans are the really stupid ones that keep on working like the obvious danger doesn’t exist.<br /><br />When the team reaches England the mummy is finally revealed, but then vanishes when King opens his exhibit. That’s because the mummy’s curse has been realized and it has come back to life. There’s even a twist at the end.<br /><br />Despite the mummy not making an appearance until half way through the movie The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb is an effective thriller and another great production by Hammer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : For more than four decades, Hammer Films unique blend of horror, science fiction, thrills and comedy dominated countless drive-ins and movie theaters. Enjoy this impeccable collection from the darkest corners of the Hammer Imagination!.