I actually kind of enjoyed this. Despite the first being wank, this sequel goes more stereotypical mummy which is good, but he's not in the first two-thirds but I don't even mind. The characters' unnecessary stories are weirdly interesting and the mummy's design is simple but creepy as hell.

I actually kind of enjoyed this. Despite the first being wank, this sequel goes more stereotypical mummy which is good, but he's not in the first two-thirds but I don't even mind. The characters' unnecessary stories are weirdly interesting and the mummy's design is simple but creepy as hell.

I actually kind of enjoyed this. Despite the first being wank, this sequel goes more stereotypical mummy which is good, but he's not in the first two-thirds but I don't even mind. The characters' unnecessary stories are weirdly interesting and the mummy's design is simple but creepy as hell.

I actually kind of enjoyed this. Despite the first being wank, this sequel goes more stereotypical mummy which is good, but he's not in the first two-thirds but I don't even mind. The characters' unnecessary stories are weirdly interesting and the mummy's design is simple but creepy as hell.

have they considered running?

have they considered running?

This one was more boring than the first but still is sort of a great sequel i guess.
I hate to admit it but i was on my phone most of the time but there wasnt that much to lose tbh but still a great sequel cant wait to see the next one

This one was more boring than the first but still is sort of a great sequel i guess.
I hate to admit it but i was on my phone most of the time but there wasnt that much to lose tbh but still a great sequel cant wait to see the next one

Not really a sequel. The original is not one of my favourites, but it's certainly easier to appreciate after having seen this.
It's not terrible at all, but it's pretty run-of-the-mill, certainly less ambitious than the original. Instead of a charming Boris Karloff, we get the beginning of the zombie-like, heavily bandaged mummy monster, slowly walking towards you with outstretched arms, a trope that we know so well today. In that sense, this strange little one-hour film is incredibly influential.
But it's still nothing more than a decently good time

Not really a sequel. The original is not one of my favourites, but it's certainly easier to appreciate after having seen this.
It's not terrible at all, but it's pretty run-of-the-mill, certainly less ambitious than the original. Instead of a charming Boris Karloff, we get the beginning of the zombie-like, heavily bandaged mummy monster, slowly walking towards you with outstretched arms, a trope that we know so well today. In that sense, this strange little one-hour film is incredibly influential.
But it's still nothing more than a decently good time