Mark Dana

Diane Brewster

Ziva Rodann

Alvaro Guillot

George N. Neise

Ben Wright

Terence de Marney

Richard Peel

Guy Prescott

Kurt Katch

Robert Fortin

Ralph Clanton

Lee Sholem

Richard H. Landau

William Margulies

Les Baxter

Gordon Bau

Sam E. Waxman

John A. Bushelman

Joe Edmondson

Bob Kinoshita

Paul Wurtzel

George A. Gittens

Mary Westmoreland

Charles Cooper

Wesley Jeffries

Angela Alexander

Clarence Steensen

Aubrey Schenck

Howard Koch

Jack Rabin

Louis DeWitt

Nick Volpe

Horror

Pharaoh's Curse

Bel-Air Productions

United States of America

CinemaSerf

Well safe in the knowledge that this production got no nearer Egypt than California's Death Valley, we set off in search of a tomb. Remarkably, after what seems to be very little effort they discover Ramotep's last resting place and a-plundering they go. Thing is, though, the tomb starts to fight back - and when one of their number starts doing more desiccating than desecrating, a curse would appear to be on them. To be fair, the curse was probably already on the whole thing from the storyboard to the clapperboard. The cast are pretty C-list, led by Mark Dana's wooden-as-a-sarcophagus "Capt. Storm"; featuring Ziva Rodann doing her best Joan Collins impersonation as the sultry "Samira" as well as a few others going through the motions as Lee Sholem offers us nothing at all new with this rather dry and unremarkable mummy story. It's only an hour, and it isn't terrible - but that's not really any reason to watch it.

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