Analysis
Coming from the same production company that brought us the excellently titled 'Dinosaur Valley Girls', comes a brand new tale all about an ancient Egyptian curse. When a group of students at a Los Angeles high school unmask the mummified body of a long dead sorceress, the curse that once bound her to an eternal sleep is lifted resulting in all manner of frisky frolicking.

Now, to ensure we all understand the style of movie this is, I will present you with a little fact. Just about every actress in this film shows a little or a lot of flesh during it's 88 minutes running time. Don't get me wrong this is defiantly not a negative point, but it does need saying for all those people who think it unnecessary to market a feature by having butt naked chicks as it's main attraction. I however am not one of those people, and think that reverse censoring is a great idea ensuring that no movie ever gets passed unless it contains at least one hot garment-free babe.

Anyway, lets focus more specifically on 'Mummy's Kiss', is it worth shelling out hard cash? Well if you were to compare this movie to other titles of the same style, this would rank up amongst the best. The acting is of a reasonable level and the addition of Richard Lynch who's genre outing's stem back to the 1970's really adds a touch of excellence to the overall quality. The special effects that mainly surround the scenes in which the mummified corpse of the sorceress appear are well done and are not over cooked as you might expect from a team who are obviously proud of their FX work.

I guess the main incentive for buying this film will be the quality of the actresses from a pure sex appeal perspective. If this is the case then Mummy's Kiss should sell by the truck load. Every single female in this film is quality. Frontline Entertainment have done a sterling job when picking their leading ladies and have gathered a good bunch of mostly natural talent.

As is standard for just about any Seduction Cinema DVD, you can expect great value for money when flicking through the extras that make the disc bulge to the point were you might have trouble getting it in your player. Bloopers, behind-the-scenes feature, dancing girl segments and trailers are all in there and despite the fact that they might not be everyone's cup of tea, it sure makes for an impressive array.

Key Area	Rating (out of 5)	Comment
Action		A little action by the mummy in the early start of the film, but it is a little lacking in any really excitement.
Thrills/ Tension		Light on the tension front with the final 'ceremony' scenes giving this a single score.
Violence/ Gore		The mummy gets a little frisky but nothing that could be described as real violence.
Bare Flesh		This is Seduction Cinema so don't expect anything other than ladies doing what they do best, getting their boobs out. Look through the cast list to see which ladies un-robe. The beautiful Aysia Lee only does a brief flash that was a big disappointment for me but I guess I'll live.
Plot		The plot isn't great but it is just about strong enough to push the film along without the viewer getting too bored.

Verdict The overall ambience of this film is that the team of actors and crew who, although making an essentially cheesy flick, are at least prepared to undertake their task to the best of their ability. The entertainment value of the film is high enough for it to be taken seriously but never escapes from it's real intention and that is to titillate it's audience.

A little gem that will unwrap the loins of many men.