that the film "is fairly entertaining fare and it is fun to see the angry villagers from the original Frankenstein back in action via stock footage". Actor Turhan Bey admitted that he had not seen The Mummy's Tomb; he would later state it among his favorite screen roles: "I guess it's my favorite because it was a part closest to my own nationality - it was a young Egyptian who believed in something which we couldn't comprehend with our five senses.... If I could have picked my roles, I would have played these kinds of heavies, people who have a mental quirk or who for some reason or another, are acting against the positive side of the plot of the picture". References Sources External links 1942 films 1942 horror films American black-and-white films American sequel films Ancient Egypt in fiction Films directed by Harold Young (director) Films set in Egypt Films set in Massachusetts Mummy films Universal Pictures films 1940s English-language films 1940s American films