As anyone who has seen a mummy movie might expect, there is a curse placed upon all those who dared enter the tomb of the dead prince. The curse awakens the mummified Prem, who sets about killing those who disturbed his master s eternal sleep. However the film does produce a couple of good scares to go along with the chuckles. Image quality is first rate, with everything appearing crisp and very well defined. Colors are quite vibrant and are reproduced without any form of chromatic distortion.
Blacks are solid and the image produces a decent level of shadow detail.
The film element used for the transfer displays very little film grain and is relatively free from blemishes. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is pretty clean sounding, without annoying hiss or distortions. Dialogue is crisp and intelligible, while the music delivers reasonably good frequency response for a 1967 release. There is a bit of animation and sound utilized for the interactive menus, but they are otherwise fairly standard. Scene selection, plus a few extras can be accessed through the menus.