Showing posts with label The Mummy Franchise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Mummy Franchise. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2016

The Monster Squad (1987): Count Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolf Man and the Mummy


     Directed by Fred Dekker, The Monster Squad (1987) has become a veritable Cult Classic. The lame 1980's humor and bad acting just add to the charm. The story is bizarre: When Van Helsing fails to rid the world of evil in 1887, utilizing an amulet and a vortex, Dracula returns 100 years later along with Frankenstein, the Mummy, the Wolf Man and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. It's up to a group of monster-obsessed kids to save the day. The cast of unknowns does a good job, including Andre Gower, Duncan Regehr, Stephen Macht, Stan Shaw and Tom Noonan.

The Monster Squad: Van Helsing

The Monster Squad: Dracula

The Monster Squad: Van Helsing

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: Creature from the Black Lagoon

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: Frankenstein's Monster

The Monster Squad: The Mummy

The Monster Squad: The Wolf Man

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: Dracula

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: Frankenstein

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: Dracula

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad: The Mummy

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

The Monster Squad, 1987

Saturday, October 24, 2015

The Mummy (1932): Boris Karloff in Ancient Egypt


     Directed by Karl Freund, and produced by Carl Laemmle Jr., The Mummy (1932) is one of the renowned Universal Monster Movies… a true Classic in every sense. The story begins with the discovery of the tomb of cursed Ancient Egyptian high priest Imhotep, who is brought back to life by the incantation on a papyrus scroll… and continues with Imhotep's hypnotic and murderous power to reunite with his beloved Ankh-es-en-amon. Spurred by the Egyptomania following Howard Carter's discovery of King Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922, the film provides the manic view of archaeology and museums at the time for all things Egyptian. The sets, while stagy, are well-designed and give the proper feel. Boris Karloff delivers one of the all-time Iconic portrayals in Horror with his role as the revived mummy Imhotep. Zita Johann is lovely as his romantic infatuation. David Manners and Edward van Sloan co-star.



Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Zita Johann: The Mummy

: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Zita Johann: The Mummy

: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

Pharaoh: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Boris Karloff and Zita Johann: The Mummy

Zita Johann: The Mummy

: The Mummy

Boris Karloff: The Mummy

: The Mummy

Zita Johann: The Mummy

"The Mummy"- movie trailer