The Tomb

1986
Unrated
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

3.5/10

762

YOUR RATING

Sybil Danning and David O'Hara in The Tomb (1986)

Fantasy Horror

A tomb robber steals artifacts from an unmarked tomb in Egypt and sells them to different archeologists in America. This displeases the immortal woman whose tomb has been desecrated, so she ... Read allA tomb robber steals artifacts from an unmarked tomb in Egypt and sells them to different archeologists in America. This displeases the immortal woman whose tomb has been desecrated, so she follows the artifacts to America, where she busies herself extracting revenge for the thef... Read allA tomb robber steals artifacts from an unmarked tomb in Egypt and sells them to different archeologists in America. This displeases the immortal woman whose tomb has been desecrated, so she follows the artifacts to America, where she busies herself extracting revenge for the theft.

Director
- Fred Olen Ray
Writers
- Kenneth J. Hall
- T.L. Lankford
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

3.5/10

762

YOUR RATING

Director
- Fred Olen Ray
Writers
- Kenneth J. Hall
- T.L. Lankford
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The movie was shot in 13 days.

Alternate versions
Kitten Natividad scene as stripper cut from television print.

Connections
Featured in Stephen King's World of Horror (1986)

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Review

Featured review

Some scenes were dull and some weren't, but it was still well done for a B-movie

This movie was average, but worth checking out! We have a couple of familiar faces like John Carradine and a special appearance by Sybil Danning. But there were alot of virtual unknowns. This marks scream queen Michelle Bauer's first horror film as she portrays a possessed mummy from an ancient Tomb. She's mellodramatic at many times, but she's that way in most films. There's some great music in this movie and it probably did play in theatres in it's time, Unlike the movies you see Bauer in these days that has an awful budget! Someone says that B-movie director Fred Olen Ray's films don't hit theatre's, but what do they know?! This one definetely stood a chance and twice it showed the opening credits saying "The Tomb!" The ending is the best part no doubt about it, even you horror fans will agree! There's also a cameo by cult actress from the film "Surf Nazis Must Die!", Dawn Wildsmith who plays a lesbian and gets eaten alive by Bauer's snakes!