An ancient mummy (Tom Tyler) is revived to destroy those that would invade the 3,000 year old tomb of an Egyptian princess.
Pretty much the only notable name involved with this picture was Jack Pierce, whose mummy effects may even surpass the original film. Sadly, he went uncredited (as did many makeup people in the early days) so he did not get the recognition he deserved, and if he had a crew we will never know their names.
This film is odd because we have the mummy story, but we also have comic relief from the New York guys. Not saying it is the best comic relief, but clearly these guys are the poor man's Abbott and Costello.
Pretty much the only notable name involved with this picture was Jack Pierce, whose mummy effects may even surpass the original film. Sadly, he went uncredited (as did many makeup people in the early days) so he did not get the recognition he deserved, and if he had a crew we will never know their names.
This film is odd because we have the mummy story, but we also have comic relief from the New York guys. Not saying it is the best comic relief, but clearly these guys are the poor man's Abbott and Costello.