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starring: John Carradine, Robert Lowery, Ramsay Ames, Barton MacLane, George Zuccodirected by: Reginald Le Borg
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302843224
Format: Black & White, Closed-captioned, HiFi Sound, NTSC
ISBN: 6302843227
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Release Date: September 16, 1997
Running Time: 61 minutes
Sales Rank: 1399
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: July 07, 1944
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Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - ANOTHER FUN ROMP THROUGH MUMMY-VILLE!
Ok, By this third installment in the Mummy series the story is getting a little redundant but, who cares!? If you watch these films, you have probably grown up with them. This is Lon Chaney Jr.'s second outing as the Mummy and like the other two films you really can't recognize him under all that terrific ever changing make-up. Surprisingly enjoyable for fans of this atmospheric series, the best part of the film is the memorable ending with the Mummy and his rapidly aging princess sinking into the ... Read More
Rating: - Mummy formula with plenty of holes
In this movie, the 3rd Mummy sequel, There was no ghost and barely a mummy. I think they tried to put too much in too little of time (61 minute running time.) The dialog was stilted and conclusions were drawn without even an emphasis of a clue. The mummy makeup was so well done that they could have put Clem Kadiddlehopper (Red Skelton TV 50s) in the outfit instead of Lon Chaney Jr.
Lets face it professors should not mess with leaves. Yep mummies just love them and it is always the local ... Read More
Rating:  - MORE MUMMY MADNESS IN MAPLETON, MA
Say that 10 times fast....
Anyway, The Mummy's Ghost is the 3rd Mummy sequel and the second starring Lon Chaney Jr. as the Mummy. The events in this movie take place just a couple of years or so after the events in the Mummy's Tomb, where we saw Kharis go up in flames at the Steve Banning house.
High Priest Andoheb (george Zucco) is shown STILL alive. Old and frail he sends yet another young priest of Arkan (changed from Karnak for some reason) to America to recover Kharis ... Read More
Rating:  - Cool action packed sequel!!
This sequel to The Mummy's Tomb is scary, entertaining, and keeps you in there for an hour of fun. The mummy, Kharis, again goes on rampages searching for his lost love helped by an ill fated high priest. The end left us hanging and told us immediately that there would be a sequel. (See the online Amazon.com review of this film's sequel.)
Recommened for classic horror fans that aren't extremely picky.
Rating: - Uneven but entertaining entry in the Mummy cycle
I believe all horror movie addicts have their own ideas of which of the four Mummy films made by Universal in the 1940's is the best. By the time "The Mummy's Ghost' was produced the mummy idea was tending to run a little dry. My personal favourite in the cycle is "The Mummy's Tomb' released in 1942 but nevertheless this film has a lot to offer and is perhaps most fondly remembered for its stirring and well staged finale which displayed a different slant to this ongoing saga.
"The Mummy's Ghost" ... Read More
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