The Mummy's Hand

And also, Ken probably doesn't know.

This is the first time me and Brian have seen this film.

Oh, interesting.

I'm very

So, yeah, Andrew's going to kick it off because it was his pick.

So he's going to talk about it a little bit, but about why it's his pick and how he feels about it.

But, yeah, this is going to be our first really like free form kind of discussion because the first three films that we covered, we had seen several times.

We already discussed them.

Mm-hmm.

Now, Karloff would, of course, return to play Frankenstein's monster, but he never returns to The Mummy franchise, uh, which didn't pick up again until 1940 in The Mummy's Hand, in which the mummy was played by Tom Tyler.

And, uh, and then also '42's The Mummy's Tomb, and '44's The Mummy's Ghost and The Mummy's Curse, um, these three starring Lon Chaney Jr. in the role.

Um, uh, Eater Parker would play the role in 1955's Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy, uh, which is considered, generally considered the end of the, the old Universal Mummy movies.

But for the most part, um, yeah, unexplored territory for me.

From...

I, I think, I could be wrong about this, that it's in The Mummy's Hand in 1940 that you start to get this, uh, movie mummy that is more like the shambling zombie-

Exactly, yeah

there's one more after this one.

Is there one called The Mummy's Hand that came before that? Yes.

Is that the one with the amazingly voluptuous actress?

I think that's correct.