The film cover states: 'When Terror is alive....evil never dies'. Bram Stokers The legend of the mummy 2 is a typical horror film, nothing more nothing less. Starring Jeff Peterson and Trent Latia, and directed by David Decoteau, the film is rated 18.
The film concentrates os six students and a tutor, who are spending their holidays in some isolated compound. With conveniently enough an Aztec mummy!
One of the students is convinced he is the distant relation of this an Aztec high preist. And he has powers. He uses these powers to bring the mummy back to life, and begin the reign of 'terror'
His first victim is the tutor, who convinently happens to be working late. As she is stabbed manically to death, the rest are completely oblivious to the fact. And no one hears her screams for the obligatory thunder storm is raging.
The mummy continues with the killings, as he is instructed by the one who must be obeyed! However, there are two lucky survivors of this mummy, but whom remains to be seen!
The film lacks any real excitment, and has nothing to keep you intriqued and suspended on the edge of your seat! The rating of 18 must only of been in place because of the blood content!
The extra features are poor also. They consist of an animated menu, animated chapter selection and a trailer. No games, no out takes, and no interviews or behind the scenes.
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Horror - Director: William Friedkin, John Boorman, William Peter Blatty, Renny Harlin, Paul Schrader - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over
