Boris Karloff, a towering figure in the world of horror cinema, ... After the mummy of Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian priest, is accidentally revived by archaeologists, ...

With their theme park celebrating the many spooky and incredible creatures it's brought to the screen for decades, it's time ...

After Whemple translates the scroll of Thoth, Imhotep is resurrected, allowing the Mummy to unleash unspeakable terrors on the world. However, Karloff doesn't play the character like a traditional ...

When Imhotep himself is accidentally revived thousands of years later, ... It was Karloff, however, whose performance remains the most haunting.

This is the third Mummy figure NECA has done in this line, with the first two featuring Karloff’s villain in his wrapping — one was black and white, while the other was colorized.

Not all genre mash-ups are created equal. Rom-coms might be tried and true, but things get a little bit trickier when you’re combining more disparate genres. Horror and comedy can go well ...

Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian priest brought back to life and wielding supernatural powers, ... Karloff plays Imhotep as another tragic figure with a taste for vengeance.