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The Mummy's Hand (1940)

A couple of young, out-of-work archaeologists in Egypt discover evidence of the burial place of the ancient Egyptian princess Ananka. After receiving funding from an eccentric magician and his beautiful daughter, they set out into the desert only to be terrorized by a sinister high priest and the living mummy Kharis who are the guardians of Ananka's tomb.

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Mark B 23 Aug 2009

Not really a sequel to The Mummy and not really a remake, The Mummy's Hand uses a lot of ideas of the original Mummy and even some clips. The people at Universal must have realized that people want a mummy (not a mummy that is human once unwrapped) so they kept the Mummy a mummy for the film. It has a lot of vaudvillian type comedy near the beginning and is slow going until the actual expedition begins.

Andreas O 01 Nov 2012

With the Mummy's Hand, Universal did a complete 360 from the Karloff film. With all new characters, a new mummy and a new storyline, this bears little resemblance to the first movie - save from the metric tons of footage lifted from it, of course. With a slant towards comedy that hasn't aged too well, this is one of the lesser Universal chillers of the time. But the mummy stays bandaged this time, and it is clear that this film is the basis for the modern Mummy reboot as well as the Hammer films of the 50s and onwards. An uneven experience, but a nice evening wrap.

Brett B 27 Jul 2012

Eschews all the wonderful mood and dramatic tension of the first film, and replaces those elements with... nothing! A big letdown, the cool mummy makeup and surprisingly sharp dialogue notwithstanding.

Chad H 29 Oct 2013

Here's a good one from the 40's. The Mummy's Hand is actually more of a reboot than a sequel, but it does recycle some footage from the original "Mummy". I will say the most grotesque moment comes from when the man has his tongue cut out as to not offend the gods. The plot is interesting as where the mummy who was laid in the tomb is alive and a series of priests have been keeping him alive all these centuries. This movie also includes a poor mans version of Abbot and Costello, they are there for comedic effect and it works, especially with the introduction of the magician character, its all just good clean fun. This movie does have a spooky set atmosphere for it and the music goes along greatly with it. Overall its an enjoyable classic film, and it even has a big climatic scene. Compared to the first one, its more entertaining and moves a lot faster than it but it lacks the level of atmosphere that "The Mummy" presented us. Overall, its definitely worth a watch if you are into the classics.

Sam B 31 May 2011

The modern "Mummy" remake's direct forebear, this is by-the-numbers adventure film-making for the sequel with the creature's imput reduced to merely a mindless automaton taking orders. Comic relief then steals the reputed horror element in this noticeably factory effort, which is not bad, only it's no mummy picture either, no, not much.