Attack of the Mayan Mummy

Attack of the Mayan Mummy
Directed by Rafael Portillo
Jerry Warren
Produced by Guillermo Calderon
Jerry Warren
Written by Gilbert Solar
Alfred Salimar
Screenplay by Alfredo Salazar
Jerry Warren
Starring Nina Knight
Richard Webb
John Burton
Peter Mills
Steve Conte
Jorge Mondragón
Music by Anthony Conde
Cinematography Richard Wallace
Jerry Warrn
Edited by Jorge Busto
Jerry Warren

Attack of the Mayan Mummy is a B grade horror film from 1964. It was directed by Jerry Warren.

Story

An expedition led by a scientist wanders into a tomb and becomes the target of a mummy.[1][2] A Mayan princess comes back to life centuries later. She becomes reunited with her warrior lover.[3]

Background

In Bill Pronzini's Tales of the Dead, he referred to Attack of the Mayan Mummy, and Wrestling Women Versus the Aztec Mummy being the worst of the mummy genre, but he commented on their unintentional funniness.[4] The film, which was originally a Mexican production called The Aztec Mummy, had extra scenes with Richard Webb added by Jerry Warren. Much of the original Spanish dialogue scenes were omitted. [5] This also solved the problem of redubbing original Spanish dialogue into English.[6] In addition to his role in directing the film, Warren also produced it. The original uncut Spanish version (with English subtitles) is thankfully still available on DVD.[7]

Cast

References

  1. The Essential Guide to Mummy Literature, Brian J. Frost - Page 205
  2. The Blockbuster Entertainment Guide to Movies and Videos: 1999 Edition, Island Books, 1998 - Page 61
  3. The Mummy Unwrapped: Scenes Left on Universal's Cutting Room Floor, By Thomas M. Feramisco - Page 218 Appendix
  4. Tales of the Dead, by Bill Pronzini - Page 297
  5. Revenge of the Creature Features Movie Guide, John Stanley - Page 15
  6. Rotten Tomatoes - Attack of the Mayan Mummy
  7. Turner Classic Movies - Attack of the Mayan Mummy(1963)
  8. IMdb - Attack of the Mayan Mummy (1964 TV Movie), Full Cast & Crew
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