Tales from Pandora's Box Vol. II (2023)

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Carolina Artnett

The Mummy (segment My Beautiful Egypt)

Charlotte Baker

(segment The Lake)

Sean Botha

Jack (segments The Invited, From Out of the Storm)

Ruth Curtis

Julia (segment Dead Positive)

Amy Ellis

Jennifer (segment The Invited)

Lesley Evans

Householder (segment The Seance)

Ivory Flame

Pandora

Roxanne Gregory

Young Woman (segment The Seance)

Julia McArdle

(segment The Seance)

Dominic O'Flynn

Groom (segment The Seance)

Carolin Ott

Seance Participant (segment The Seance)
(as Caroline Ott)

Gina Purcell

Medium (segments The Seance, Parasites)

Mal Reeves

Householder (segment The Seance)

Lorie-Lanie Shanks

Louise (segments The Lake, Dead Positive)

Michelle Thompson

Young Woman (segment The Seance)

Sophie Townsend

Dead Woman (segment Dead Positive)

Polly Tregear

Vanessa (segments The Invited, From Out of the Storm)

Kemal Yildirim

Frank (segment Dead Positive)

Director
- Maurice Smith
Writer
- Maurice Smith
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2webhead-97553

No plot. Just moodiness and skin.

Pandora's box 2 Boring. No plot. Just moodiness and skin.

In the first segment, an Egyptian mummy unwraps itself. It's an attractive naked lady. Spends several minutes washing her face, doing her hair and makeup. Then gets dressed. Then takes her cloths off again, and stabs herself for no apparent reason. No plot, just mood and skin. End first segment.

In the second segment, a guy runs around nude in the rain, for no apparent reason. A lady in the house takes a long shower (more skin) and goes to bed. Crazy naked guy enters the house, and ties her up. She doesn't react. He tries to stab her. She stops him, somehow(?). "I am the Sun." End second segment.

No plot, just mood and skin. I gave up, I didn't stick around for the next segment.

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The opening story is called My Beautiful Egyptian Home, but the Arabic script is written left to right so makes no sense and each letter stands alone. Arabic is written right to left. This allows the letters to join together properly, and looks far more attractive.