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The Mummy's Ghost

Nameless! Fleshless! Deathless!
1944 | 60m | English

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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...
Release Date: Jul 07, 1944
Director: Reginald Le Borg
Writer: Henry Sucher, Griffin Jay, Brenda Weisberg
Genres: Fantasy, Horror
Keywords egypt, small town, mummy, swamp, sequel, revenge, black and white, police detective, high priest, college student, ancient religion, sarcophagus, reincarnated princess, ancient curse, vicious killings, miner's adit
Production Companies Universal Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Name Character
Lon Chaney Jr. Kharis
John Carradine Yousef Bey
Robert Lowery Tom Hervey
Ramsay Ames Amina Mansouri
Barton MacLane Inspector Walgreen
George Zucco Andoheb, High Priest of Arkan
Frank Reicher Prof. Matthew Norman
Harry Shannon Sheriff Elwood
Emmett Vogan Coroner
Lester Sharpe Doctor Ayad
Claire Whitney Ella Norman
Oscar O'Shea Museum Watchman
Steve Barclay Tom's Classmate (uncredited)
Jack C. Smith Deputy Joe (uncredited)
David Bruce Radio Announcer (uncredited; voice)
Noble 'Kid' Chissell Townsman (uncredited)
Caroline Cook Townswoman (uncredited)
Oliver Cross Museum Tourist (uncredited)
William Desmond Museum Tourist (uncredited)
Bess Flowers Townswoman (uncredited)
Fay Holderness Policewoman (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers Townsman (uncredited)
Mira McKinney Martha Evans (uncredited)
Jack Perrin Townsman (uncredited)
Jack Rockwell Deputy (uncredited)
Jack C. Smith Deputy (uncredited)
Pietro Sosso Priest (uncredited)
Ivan Triesault Museum Guide (uncredited)
Dorothy Vaughan Ada Blake (uncredited)
Carl Vernell Student (uncredited)
Martha Vickers Miss McLean - Student (uncredited)
Eddy Waller Ben Evans (uncredited)
Anthony Warde Detective at Museum (uncredited)
Name Job
Frank Skinner Music
Henry Sucher Screenplay, Story
Griffin Jay Screenplay, Story, Characters
Brenda Weisberg Screenplay
John B. Goodman Art Direction
Abraham Grossman Art Direction
Leigh Smith Set Decoration
Vera West Costume Design
Jess Moulin Sound Recordist
Charles Previn Music
William A. Sickner Director of Photography
Saul A. Goodkind Editor
Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration
Hans J. Salter Music, Music Director
Ralph Freed Music
Sammy Bricker Props
Bernard B. Brown Sound Director
Jack Nestle Stunt Double
Reginald Le Borg Director
Jack Pierce Makeup Artist
Carey Loftin Stunts
Maxwell Shane Characters
John L. Balderston Original Film Writer
Nina Wilcox Putnam Original Film Writer
Richard Schayer Original Film Writer
Name Title
Ben Pivar Associate Producer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

This film belongs to a suitably maniacal John Carradine as "Yousef Bey" who has been charged by the gods to empower the mummified body of the High Priest "Kharis" (Lon Chaney Jr. but it might as well have been anyone) to reunify with the Princess Ananka who appears to have reincarnated in the guise ... of "Amina" (the glamorous but terribly static Ramsey Ames). Who can stop this? Well that task falls to Robert Lowery ("Tom") who has to thwart the increasingly ambitious plotting of Carradine and his embalmed enforcer. I quite enjoyed it, but it has little of merit to recommend it; the action scenes are as lumbering as Chaney doing the cha-cha; the dialogue likewise and but for Carradine's eyes and a few scenes from George Zucco as the modern day High Priest, it would fall entirely by the wayside.

Jun 30, 2022