Review of Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971) by John M — 06 Feb 2011
Noteworthy entry in Hammer's Mummy franchise and a better-than-average example of late-period Hammer films. The evil queen has a buxom avatar who is at once investigating the strange fashion among daddy's fellow archeologists for having ripped-out throats, even as she seems to be behind it all on some level.
The film seems to jump freely between swinging London fashions and something a generation older without rhyme or reason, and very little money was spent on effects. But you can also play "hey isn't that.
..?" with most of the large cast.
This review of Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971) was written by John M on 06 Feb 2011.
Blood from the Mummy's Tomb has generally received mixed reviews.
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