Carel Struycken, Casper Van Dien, Geoffrey Lewis
Filmmaker Kevin VanHook's feature is long on adventure and short on boredom, featuring the high jinks of Matt Fletcher (Casper Van Dien), an archaeologist who chances upon a mysterious tomb on one of ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 20, 2005
Stats: 42 reviews
Not bad, for a made-for-TV flick. It's a smothering heap of melted cheese, yes - but that's all part of the fun. Sort of a low-budget Indiana Jones, but with a 42-foot killer mummy thrown in for kicks. Now where can you go wrong with a formula like that?
Plain old awful cheap movie making. Gotta love it. Some poor CGI and even worse green screen combines with the bad script and bland acting to create something almost so bad it's good. The ending has some nice touches including a big mechanical giant that looks real and seems rath...( read more)
Boy, this movie has it all! Bad acting, a terrible story, crappy special effects, stupid dialogue, washed-up former stars, and Casper Van Dien. Need I say more?
An age old army of giants along with its leader and followers return to the modern days. This movie was creepy.
The only reason I am giving this movie two stars is because it was almost "that" hilariously bad!
Waste of TIME!! Very Weak movie, DO NOT WATCH, if you do end up watching it, side effects may include: Suicide, murder ramapages, road ramapage, any kinds of ways of harming yourself, and many others...
A giant mummy with a mullet makes life crappy for Casper Van Dien, Robert Wagner, and Tom "Mr. Cunningham" Bosley. Really dreadful made-for-cable hooey.
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Me and my friend went to see this movie at his house, I thought the movie sucked on all levels. He was drunk and thought it was the best movie ever.
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