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The Mummy

Directed by Karl Freund.
With Boris Karloff, Zita Johann, David Manners.
US, 1932, 35mm, black & white, 72 min.

Boris Karloff, fresh off of creating the Frankenstein monster for all time, stars as an Egyptian mummy revived after thousands of years, who believes a young woman (Johann) is the reincarnation of his ancient mate. Top-notch makeup, chills and thrills, and direction is by German emigré Karl Freund, who was the great cameraman back home for Murnau and Lang.

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