of Horror Collection: Hammer Films (ASIN: B001B9ZVVC) by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, and on a double feature Blu-ray with The Revenge of Frankenstein by Mill Creek Entertainment in September 2016. Its title was misspelled on the Blu-ray spine as "Curese of the Mummy’s Tomb". Critical reception From contemporary reviews, Daily Cinema referred to the film as being "eerie but routine shocker thrills. But, hand it to Hammer, they've got this kind of scary hokum down to a grisly art". Variety commented on the plot of the film stating that "one needs a crystal ball to sort out the reasons for some of the contrived goings on in the modest and rather slapdash horror pic". The Monthly Film Bulletin noted that "the sewer finale has a moderate grandeur" but stated that "it is some indication of the film's lack of inventiveness that the mummy's first appearance should be so lengthily delayed". In a retrospective review, AllMovie critic Cavett Binyon called the film a "rather dull mummy muddle". References Sources External links The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb at Moviephone Hammer Film Productions horror films 1964 horror films Mummy films British horror films Films about curses Films shot at Associated British Studios Films directed by Michael Carreras 1964 films Films set in 1900 Films set in Egypt 1960s British films