Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy

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Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy
Directed by	David DeCoteau
Produced by	David DeCoteau Sam Irvin David Silberg producers Michael Catalano co-producer Oleg Kapanets Bob Van Ronkel executive producers
Written by	Matthew Jason Walsh
Starring	Jeff Peterson Trent Latta Ariauna Albright Russell Richardson Michele Nordin Brenda Blondell Michael Lutz Christopher Cullen Anton Falk
Distributed by	Amsell Entertainment
Release date(s)	2000
Running time	min.
Language	English
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Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy is a Horror movie, released in 2000, directed by David DeCoteau.

[edit] Plot summary

Mexico. An Aztec pyramid, dedicated to the rain god Tlaloc, is discovered, containing numerous artifacts and a well-preserved mummy. All are taken to a U.S. university for display. During the preparation, one of the students working on the display steals an amulet from the mummy's wrist, giving it to a girl in which he's interested. However, another of the students is actually a descendant of Aztec priests, and needs the amulet as part of a ceremony to Tlaloc. He resurrects the mummy and sends it to recover the amulet. The other students must prevent the potentially calamitous ceremony, while trying to survive the mummy's attacks.

[edit] Taglines

• A Deadly Curse Has Been Unleashed
• It Will Rip Your Soul Apart!

[edit] External links

• Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy at the Internet Movie Database
• Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy review at The Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
• Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy review at epinions.com