Completely eccentric movie that's really a love story
This was the sequel to The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Vince Price returned as the lead. This time he’s trying to revive his dead wife by using ancient Egyptian techniques.<br /><br />The movie is completely eccentric. Phibes for example has an underground lair with a mechanical band with an art décor. At the end he starts singing “Over the Rainbow.”<br /><br />Yes Phibes also thinks up some devilish ways to kill people who are in his way but the majority of the story is about him trying to revive his wife.<br /><br />It’s got an interesting start but doesn’t hold up all the way through.<br />C
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