Product Description

Crossing the sun-scorched desert to Mexico six misfit convicts find a gold medallion covered with unknown symbols. An Apache holy man tells them of lost Spanish gold torn from the heart of the Guachapa Mountains centuries ago and guarded by seven Jesuit priests who died and were mummified to protect the Tumacacori treasure forever. Lured by the promise of unimaginable wealth the group stumbles into the old frontier town at dusk to seek their fortune... but soon discovers that taking the gold won't be so easy. Forced to confront the town's mysterious sheriff and his two deadly deputies the convicts must also battle the unholy walking dead remains of the town's population -- slaughtered by the seven mummies who are willing to spill anyone's blood to protect their terrifying secret!Hot cult cast featuring Matt Schulze (Blade The Transporter) Danny Trejo (From Dusk Till Dawn The Devil's Rejects) Cerina Vincent (Cabin Fever Murder-Set-Pieces) Billy Wirth (The Lost Boys Body Snatchers) Billy Drago (The Untouchables Mysterious Skin) Max Perlich (House on Haunted Hill Cliffhanger) Martin Kove (Last House on the Left Death Race 2000) and Andrew Bryniarski (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Rollerball).System Requirements:Running Time 90 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: NR UPC: 014381314120 Manufacturer No: ID3141AWPDVD

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #62996 in DVD
• Brand: IMAGE ENT.
• Released on: 2006-07-18
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Formats: Color, Dolby, DVD, Widescreen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .20 pounds
• Running time: 90 minutes

Features

• Crossing the sun-scorched desert to Mexico, six misfit convicts find a gold medallion covered with unknown symbols. An Apache holy man tells them of lost Spanish gold, torn from the heart of the Guachapa Mountains centuries ago and guarded by seven Jesuit priests who died and were mummified to protect the Tumacacori treasure forever. Lured by the promise of unimaginable wealth, the group stumbles

Customer Reviews

Vampires, Ghouls , And Mummies!
Thanks to the cast of intersting characters, decent make-up effects, and the story fast pace, the film ends up as a pretty entertaing watch. The movie follows a group of inmates who recently escape transport and now are now on the run towards Mexico. That is until they meet up with an old Apache, who recites a tale of lost gold, where the prisoners natural greed get the best of them and decide to skip out on crossing the border and take up on the promise of wealth and happiness. while seeking out treasure, the inmates come across an old western town where everyone's seemingly dressed as if they're still living in the old west. The group stops at the tavern where they take in a couple whores and drink up some brews before continuing their path for the gold. Much like From Dusk Till Dawn, the towns people in the tavern are revealed to be vampires and ghouls, ready to suck and devour their lives. Could this undead town be the key to the hidden treasure? It seemed like this movie suffered from an identity crises, not knowing whether it was a vampire, zombie, or mummy movie. Regaurdless, it was still a fun watch,mostly due to the cast and decent production values. This is Nick Quested film debut, after working with music videos, which would explain the pointless montages of our actors walking in semi-slow motion with annoying rap music playing in an attempt to expand its 76 minute running time.Filled cliches and predictability, the pencil thin plot is easily forgotten when our leads are mowing down ghouls and vamps with a double-barrow shotgun.Aside from the cast, the only thing the movie had going for it was the decent action, especially when it was time to reveal the mummies which turned out to be karate-choppin robe-wearing priests.Yes, the mummies in this film are not your typical bandaged, slow walking mummies, but instead, ass-kicking martial artists, which force our actors to use more than their guns when it came down to fighting. As dumb as that sounds, it did bump the film's entertainment factor up another notch. The film from other movies, and does not make a whole lot of sense, but when it came down to pacing and entertainment, it was a fun ride. Overall the story is dumb and does not make a lot of sense, but thanks to the cast of familiar faces and intresting characters, with some decent gore, action and make-up effects, the movie ends up being a fairly entertaining horror fair.

Cowboys, Convicts, Zombies, and Gold- Oh, My!
7 Mummies is a mix of Con Air, Mummy, and Night of the Living Dead. The plot, without giving too much away, involves a group of prisoners being transported across the desert. The convicts escape, taking a guard hostage, and set out across the treacherous desert trying to get to Mexico. Along the way, the come across a set of clue and a crazy old man- both of which point to a ghost town and more gold than can be spent in several lifetimes. The only caveat is between the ninja mummies, the vampire hookers, and crazy cowboys, there is no guess on just how long they'll be able to live...

This movie really is just a fun, brainless bit of thrill. It could have easily received 5 stars (especially for being a direct to DVD production), but the first 20 minutes of the movie is painfully slow, and the last two minutes feel tacked on. The movie could have benefited from additional editing. I know it is already a short movie- less than 80 minutes, but I would rather have watched a 60 minute version cut a little cleaner--- think Masters of Horror.

Aside from needing a bit more editing, this movie is just a great horror movie, the kind you watch when you want to smile and not think for a while-- definitely not the kind you watch when you really want to be scared.

Recommended for all of those into B horror, and zombie fun.

wasnt that bad
I recently bought and watched this movie because it was made in Mescal Arizona, a place i visit every year on my vacations from Florida to arizona. It wasnt a bad movie, I enjoyed it, kinda like those spaghetti westerns of the old days, but since I love all the old westerns I liked this one too. There are not many westerns made anymore, so you have to appreciate any that come along.