The Mummy's Kiss: 2nd Dynasty

After learning of the healing powers of an ancient Egyptian goddess, a museum employee awakens a murderous mummy to capture others to carry out the specific ceremony, leading a reporter to stop her before she carries out her plans.

A fairly impressive 'Adult' horror film, though this one actually manages a lot more of a true horror feel throughout the running time due to the fact of the mummy running around and the different play with the Egyptian gods. The decision to make the mummy look like a true horror film villain rather than going for the porno route influencing it's appearance is a perfect touch. As well the true porno aspects are a lot more impressive, as the women are unbelievably attractive, the sex is pretty hot and frequent and it's a lot more interesting due to the constant inclusion of the ceremonial rites requiring all the nudity. It's pretty cheap-looking, though, as the Mummy doesn't really do anything beyond abducting them so we don't get any real horror elements beyond it's appearance, but it's still a pretty decent watch.

Rated Unrated/NC-17: Continuous sex scenes, Full Nudity, Mild Violence and Language.

This movie essentially begins with two professors named "Dr. Harold Craig" (Tony Clay) and "Dr. Zita Furneaux" (Belinda Gavin) putting on display some new artifacts for their museum that they had just received courtesy of the Harwa expedition some years earlier. Of particular interest is the mummified body of an ancient Egyptian sorceress named "Hor-Shep-Sut" (previously played by Ava Niche) who, rumor has it, came to life a few years ago and murdered several people before mysteriously returning to her sarcophagus. At least, that is what the esteemed archeologist "Professor Brimwell" (Arthur Roberts) tells an aspiring tabloid journalist named "Elyse Lam" (Christine Nguyen) who seeks to have an article on supernatural events published. Be that as it may, after a particularly ugly encounter with Dr. Craig regarding her appearance, Dr. Furneaux finds an ancient amulet and, after reading from a mystical text, summons the Egyptian goddess "Nephthys" (Andrea Smith) and requests that her former beauty be restored. For her part, Nephthys then tells her that in order for that to happen, she must first kiss the mummy which will bring the mummy back to life and subjugate it to do her bidding. After that, she then has to seduce a young woman and, during the process, absorb her spirit which--not only gives her a youthful appearance--but also enslaves her victim as well. Needless to say, she is quite happy with the results. What she doesn't realize, however, is that Nephthys hasn't told her that the effects are only temporary. So, in order to stay young, Zita has to keep sending the mummy out to procure more women for her--and this soon draws the attention of Elyse who is desperate for a sensational story such as this. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say this film was pretty much the same as its predecessor except that it had a few more attractive actresses thrown in for good measure with Stacy Burke (as "Susan"), Cindy Pucci ("Tanya") and the aforementioned Christine Nguyen standing out the most, in my opinion. Be that as it may, none of these women could deflect from the rather limited plot or the overall weak acting and I have rated this movie accordingly. Below average.

I recently had the pleasure of watching the Frontline Entertainment feature, THE MUMMY'S KISS: 2ND DYNASTY. The film is written and directed by Donald F. Glut a director that many people might not recognize the name of, but definitely should! Mr. Glut has many titles under his belt, including BLOOD SCARAB, COUNTESS DRACULA'S ORGY OF BLOOD, and DINOSAUR VALLEY GIRLS just to name a few. Now, by the titles of these films, it is pretty obvious that we are not dealing with huge Hollywood produced films here. These are very small productions on very limited budgets. The difference between Mr. Glut's low budget films and other low budget films, though, is that they don't look low budget. THE MUMMY'S KISS: 2ND DYNASTY is a beautifully shot film with some great makeup/special effects. The mummy itself looks great and very gross...just like a 3000 year old mummy should!

This was a very fun movie to watch. The acting was good for the most part, and the story was a lot of fun. The actresses in the film are some of the most beautiful you will see in any film. Please be warned though, the film does contain a lot of sexual situations and nudity. In fact, if I had to find any faults with the film, it might have been that it contains a little too much nudity for a horror film, something I never thought I would say! While obviously shot quick and on a cheap budget, the film did something that some big budget Hollywood films don't do, and that is it kept me entertained the full running time. And really, that is all a good movie is supposed to do. This movie proves it doesn't take a multimillion budget to make a good movie.

Mummy's Kiss, The: 2nd Dynasty (2006)

** (out of 4)

Decent softcore flick has Elyse Lam (Christine Nguyen) going to a museum to see a mummy exhibit, which she plans on writing some articles about. She hears that the mummy could still be alive but laughs this off until many young, beautiful women start going missing. She soon realizes that Dr. Zita has called upon some goddesses to bring the mummy back to life so that she can restore her youth. This sequel to 2003's THE MUMMY'S KISS isn't a masterpiece and no one is going to mistake it from the work of Orson Welles but if you come into a movie like this expecting some art-house stuff then you've certainly only got yourself to blame. For the most part this is a fairly entertaining little movie that knows it's a low-budget movie that is mainly going to appeal to guys so it comes as no shock that writer-director Don Glut goes all out so that those viewers can get plenty of lesbian sex scenes mixed in with the horror elements. The one negative thing I would say is that the horror elements are really underused, which is a shame because the mummy creation actually looks extremely good and would manage to hold a candle next to the best out there. The credits list John Carl Buechler (FRIDAY THE 13TH VII) as working on the film and while there are some gory moments there's nothing like you'd expect to see in a slasher movie. The majority of the running time has various breast-implant women going around either taking their clothes off or licking up and down other women. For the most part the women are quite attractive and those who enjoy these type of low-budget, softcore flick should be entertained. The director uses a lot of slow motion to show off the bodies but this never becomes a gimmick and in fact the cinematography comes across quite nice. Another plus is that this certainly doesn't look like your typical low-budget movie as Glut manages to make it look very professional and I will admit that I was rather shocked to see it looking so good. The real key to the film is Nguyen who comes across incredibly charming. I wouldn't say she gives a good performance but this type of movie doesn't need an Oscar-worthy performance. She's cute, charming and appears to be having a good time (and her nude scenes don't hurt either).