The Mummy’s Kiss

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Released: 2003 Seduction Cinema
Starring: Sasha Peralta (Sasha Rochelle), Ava Niche (Mia Zottoli), Ayshia Lee, Katie Lohman, George Thomas (David Jean Thomas), Richard Lynch, Regina Russell, Diana Espen
Directed by: Donald F. Glut
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The films of Donald F. Glut (see also The Erotic Rites of Countess Dracula ) seem to have more of a “legitimate” b-movie feel to them, as if the copious nudity and sex are mere accents to the story and plot and not just the other way around. Though this film is similar in storyline to the mainstream Mummy releases and was obviously inspired by them, it does not take the typical Seduction Cinema route and seek to satirize or parody them with juvenile jokes or potty humor (which do have their time and place), but instead seems to try and be a real movie with an actual story and plot and everything. But, of course, there are also lots of naked lesbians to give it that extra “ooomph!” that we here at Softcore Reviews always appreciate.

Sasha Peralta (aka Sasha Rochelle, of Staying on Top and Model Solution fame) stars as Ana Harwa, an archaeology student who is unaware that in a previous life she was an Egyptian Princess involved in a torrid affair with Hor-Shep-Sut (Ava Niche, better known as Mia Zottoli ), an evil sorceress who was eventually put to death for her indulgence in the forbidden pleasures of royal flesh.

Now the recently discovered mummy of Hor-Shep-Sut has been transported to Whemple University in Los Angeles where she is accidentally reawakened from her 3000 year sleep, and in the form of bountifully-breasted Mia, begins to seduce and slam clam with every young willing female she can find. And hey, it’s an L.A. campus so she doesn’t have too hard a time. As the story progresses, Hor-Shep-Sut becomes increasingly desperate to find her long lost love, and Ana also finds herself also yearning to connect intimately with this mystery woman who haunts her dreams and fantasies. It’s up to her fiance, Chuck (David Jean Thomas) and uncle (Richard Lynch) to save her from what might prove to be a very unsettling end.

The sex scenes in this movie take a more sensual approach, with slow-boil encounters that feature no explicit nudity. While Seduction has tended to keep the ladies legs closed since earlier titles like Erotic Witch and Girl Explores Girl pushed the boundaries of softcore, director Glut has managed to craft some fine scenes that are more sensual and erotic then the typical Seduction fare. The emphasis is on restraint and building passion rather than all-out ravaging and in-your-face boo-ya. Sure, there are some horror elements thrown in that might offset the sensual balance, but all in all a watchable film and probably one of the better Seduction Cinema titles we’ve reviewed.