We would like to be documentarists and talk about the ancient Egypt and telling you that at that time there was already a huge use of silicone. Cosmetic surgeons were so good that the patients were very tempted to show the result. That is, they showed her tits. Often.  

Sounds good, right? It would be nice to study this history, learn about the life of princesses and priestesses uninhibited in search of fun and nothing else. Then resurrect our days.  

No, sorry, it isn't. This is just the plot of a little movie useless to the history of cinema. One of those movies that put in by force pounds of naked bodies lesbian scenes and a plot easier than ever. One of those movies that we like, of course, because they are harmless, they are nice to see with a good quality and quantity of naked women.  

But "The Mummy's Kiss" has less sympathy for us, because it would be an horror movie, and take the notes of "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky placed in the opening on a girl, of course, in topless.  

Except for two or three scenes with a rotten mummy, among other things made ​​well, the rest of "The Mummy's Kiss" as the title already suggests certainly does not point to horror.
In a faculty of the United States comes the sarcophagus containing the mummy of Hor-Shep-Sut a lesbian priestess brutally murdered who had an affair with the Princess Hat-Em-Akhet. The latter is identical to a student named Ana, engaged to a old professor. In the warehouse where the sarcophagus was stored, a security guard accidentally uncover everything and gives new life to the spirit of the priestess. So she walks around half naked to try to end an ancient ritual and regain her old beloved. Room for several flashbacks that show the graceful life of Hor-Shep-Sut. Usual inquiries, hot moments, planes, hot moments, mysteries revealed, hot moments, innocent deaths and hot moments. Shot in digital is a product that has a simple recitation and direction and was created with the idea of ​​shot a sequel "The Mummy's Kiss: 2nd Dynasty" release in 2006. It's all.   

Perhaps the most interesting things we find in the crew and the cast. Starting with the director Donald Glut, who for many years worked as a writer for several important animation series, and then drew from "Empire Strikes Back" an excellent novel. We don't know why at the end of the nineties he started to shot soft-core movies with dinosaurs, vampires and mummies.  

There are several actresses from Playboy headed by statuary Mia Zottoli (priestess) who after growing up in a Catholic family ends in Los Angeles, then on "Playboy" and at the same time in many "B Movies". 

A part this beautiful actress and model and part Katie Lohmann, Regina Russell seen in several TV series, the best-known face here is Richard Lynch a famous villain of cinema, who died in 2012.

Technical Data Sheet  

Original title: The Mummy's Kiss  

Alternate Titles: El Beso De La Momia (Venezuela)  

Year: 2003

Country: USA  

Directed by: Donald F.Glut  

Cast: Mia Zottoli, Sasha Peralto, George Thomas, Aysia Lee, Richard Lynch, Arthur Roberts, Katie Lohman