Die Mumie des Pharao

Originaltitel: Dawn of the Mummy

1981
Unrated
1 Std. 20 Min.

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Grabräuber erwecken eine Mumie und ihre Sklaven zum Leben. Diese leben ihre kannibalistischen Neigungen dann an einem Team um einen Modefotografen und an einer Hochzeitsgesellschaft in einer... Alles lesenGrabräuber erwecken eine Mumie und ihre Sklaven zum Leben. Diese leben ihre kannibalistischen Neigungen dann an einem Team um einen Modefotografen und an einer Hochzeitsgesellschaft in einer benachbarten Stadt aus.Grabräuber erwecken eine Mumie und ihre Sklaven zum Leben. Diese leben ihre kannibalistischen Neigungen dann an einem Team um einen Modefotografen und an einer Hochzeitsgesellschaft in einer benachbarten Stadt aus.

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Brenda Siemer Scheider

Lisa
(as Brenda King)

Barry Sattels

Bill

George Peck

Rick

John Salvo

Gary

Ibrahim Khan

Karib

Joan Levy

Jenny

Ellen Faison

Melinda
(as Ellene Faison)

Diane Beatty

June

Ali Gohar

Tarak

Ahmed Rateb

Omar
(as Ahmed Ratib)

Baher Saied

Egyptian

Ali Azab

Egyptian

Ahmed Laban

Egyptian

Layla Nasr

High Priestess
(as Laila Nasr)
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The movie is part of the notorious German "SchleFaZ" series (a satirical film series of the German private broadcaster Tele 5. In this series, mainly B-movies, which are characterized by particularly bad workmanship or unintentionally funny ideas, are introduced, commented on and presented by Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten). Thus, the censored version was aired August 2020 on German TV station Tele5. ("SchleFaZ" is a German abbreviation of "the worst films ever". In that Series 2 hosts present the whole flick - and make fun of it throughout the movie.)

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The UK cinema version was cut by 27 secs by the BBFC and the same print was released on the Videospace label before the introduction of the VRA (Video Recordings Act). When the film was officially released on video in 1987 it received 1 min 43 secs of censor cuts with edits to all flesh eating scenes, an eye gouging, the stabbing of a man's head with a meat cleaver, and a woman being bitten in the neck and dragged under the sand. The cuts were waived in 2003 and the film was released unedited on the Anchor Bay label.

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Edited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)

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The Ancor Bay version is not the "uncut" one.

O.K,i am just writing this to clear up the misinformation that the Anchor Bay DVD release is the "uncut" one.It isn't.In fact it is missing most of the gore.I have watched the true uncut version,a Greek VHS copy,a long time ago and i can still remember this film being much gorier that what Anchor Bay has released.

Let me explain that in the mid-eighties ,Greece was a paradise for every gorehound cause the arrival of VHS had brought a ton of small Greek distributors that were releasing every piece of horror "video nasty" totally uncut including movies like cannibal holocaust,cannibal ferrox,every Fulci movie and many more, "Dawn of the Mummy" included.

Anyway the movie is horrible but it has a few laughs due to the hilarious "acting" and the music is kind of neat.Other than that i was disappointed to find out that most of the gore is missing from the Anchor Bay version...