Rage of the Mummy

Rage of the Mummy

Moviecut—Rage of the Mummy

Honestly I hated it so much, that I couldn't make it to the end, and I love terrible films. The quality was worse than a Sci-fi original. It honestly looks very student made. At first I thought the comic effects was cute, and a nod to the older horror monster films, but they use it far too often, coupled with the poor editing that makes switching from one scene from another harsh, and really noticeable. The film suffered from its over use. There was a lot of pointless scenes they could have edited out to make the look smoother. The over use of the old style cheesy music was too much too, it would have been better if they used it as just a nod. Rather than nearly all of the time.

It was kinda cute like something a filmmaker would make in their early 20s. It was fun and charming. Not very good compared to even SyFy movies but it was fun. The mummy mask was great and the comic book style was a good nod to tails from the crypt.

Well that would not be the best title for a movie like this, now would it? First things first though: suspending your disbelief is one thing, but you have to really dig the genre and be aware that this is really low budget. So much so, that you should be aware that the production design and props and all things the movie is using, will not be of the best quality. Still considering the money they had I reckon it is quite decent. Also the nods to comics and older classic movies with scene changing editing techniques that you might fall in love with - if you are open to it of course. But overall there is a lack of many things and the flaws most likely than not will become apparent. Still even the actors try their best so you can't really blame anyone - be aware of what you are watching and maybe don't watch this movie at all, if it isn't for you.

The Pharaohs of Darkness in Denver acquire the 13 artifacts from the cursed tomb of Prince Horus-kan. And the mummy wants them back. He drags his stone sarcophagus across the Egyptian desert and then we find him with it in Denver. The props were cheap store bought. The film takes a stab at being comical , but is more in the amusing category. The production avoids the gore of horror. Guide: No swearing, sex or nudity.