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The Mummy's Ghost (1944)

An Egyptian high priest travels to America to reclaim the bodies of ancient Egyptian princess Ananka and her living guardian mummy Kharis. Learning that Ananka's spirit has been reincarnated into another body, he kidnaps a young woman of Egyptian descent with a mysterious resemblance to the princess. However, the high priest's greedy desires cause him to lose control of the mummy...

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Ryan V 15 Jan 2017

An Egyptian cult is looking to reclaim the remains of an ancient princess who was stolen by American archaeologists and relocated to a museum in New England. They command the powers of an undead mummy (Lon Chaney Jr.), but their mission is complicated once it's discovered that the princess has reincarnated into a nubile college student (Ramsay Ames). The Mummy's Ghost was released in a time where Universal was churning out its horror movies with cookie cutter scripts, tiny budgets, and no trace of the exertion that James Whale or Tod Browning brought to this sort of material in the 1930's. While some of these films can be good for a lark, The Mummy's Ghost finds the cast and crew recycling the tropes of previous Mummy movies without any enthusiasm. One can skip The Mummy's Ghost without missing out on much.

Bob W 02 Mar 2009

he just keeps getting closer and closer, man, and all he wants is his old sweetheart back

Kelly K 11 Oct 2008

Poor Lon Chaney, Jr. All he wanted was a career in movies, and instead Universal Pictures crammed him into every hastily-produced horror sequel they could so they could cash in on his father's name. This is one of the worst, yet another quickie sequel in their Mummy series. "The Mummy's Ghost" is a long way from Karloff's 1932 original, and Chaney is a long way from better performances in "The Wolf Man" and "Man Made Monster." This film is recommended only for those with a serious mummy fetish.

Terry W 17 Jun 2008

This part of the series had some shockingly poor elements. Particularly one scene in which a security guard was supposed to break through a plate glass window, which he barely touches, ending on a shot that pushes into a close-up of Chaney as the mummy only to see the shadow of the camera on him. Oh, and in that same scene, the mummy carefully shuts a door behind him... this being only a few scenes after smashing through the side of a barn. I wasn't aware of how fickle mummy's tastes for entrances and exits were. Inconsistencies and poor technique aside, it continues in the spirit of the series relying on cheap thrills and vague explanations, but really giving the audience what they want, which is more of The Mummy. Not quite sure the logic behind the end of the film, considering they were supposed to return to their tomb in Egypt, but I guess the bottom of a lake in New England is just as good.

Corey B 10 Mar 2010

Dull sequel to The Mummy's Tomb spends a lot of time with some pretty boring lead characters, and goes off on one too many useless tangents. The whole lets build a pit to trap the mummy subplot (a good ten minutes of the film) is useless as the mummy isn't even enticed by their trap for a second. The only interesting aspect is the downbeat ending, but Kharis may have worn out his welcome.