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The time is 1920; the place is Mezzera, Egypt, an exotic land of mystery and ancient magic. A routine expedition is about to turn into a violent, murderous rampage that few will survive. Renowned scientist Sir Basil Walden and a team of expert archaeologists are on a journey to find the lost tomb of pharaoh Kah-to-Bey. Having ignored warnings of a deathly curse, the expedition unearths the pharaoh's final resting place with horrific consequences. A vengeful spirit has been unleashed and it wants their flesh....
Special Features:
- The Beat Goes On: The Making of The Mummy's Shroud
- Remembering David Buck
- Hammer Trailers
- Gallery
- StudioCanal
- John Gilling
- PG
- André Morell
- English
- 2
- B
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The Mummys Shroud - Double Play (Blu-Ray and DVD)
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RRP: $29.99
$16.99
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The time is 1920; the place is Mezzera, Egypt, an exotic land of mystery and ancient magic. A routine expedition is about to turn into a violent, murderous rampage that few will survive. Renowned scientist Sir Basil Walden and a team of expert archaeologists are on a journey to find the lost tomb of pharaoh Kah-to-Bey. Having ignored warnings of a deathly curse, the expedition unearths the pharaoh's final resting place with horrific consequences. A vengeful spirit has been unleashed and it wants their flesh....
Special Features:
- The Beat Goes On: The Making of The Mummy's Shroud
- Remembering David Buck
- Hammer Trailers
- Gallery
- StudioCanal
- John Gilling
- PG
- André Morell
- English
- 2
- B
Frequently Bought Together
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Total Price: $75.98
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Lifting the Shroud
Yet another beautifully restored release from Studio Canal in this very welcome series of Hammer Horror remasters on blu-ray. The picture is splendid, with bright colours and very little grain indeed, in its correct 1.66 ratio, plus the soundtrack is crisp and clear with no sibilance anywhere. A nice set of extras rounds off the set with two brand new documentaries, a gallery and trailers. Long may this wonderful series continue!
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