The Mummy

In "The Mummy", the audience plays an active role - those who wish can be right in the middle of the action, while those who prefer to watch can follow the play from the audience's perspective.

Hollywood director Jack Arnold, after a string of colossal failures, dreams of a grand comeback. He wants to shoot his new horror film "The Mummy" in complete authenticity inside a real pyramid. With generous bribes, he secures filming permission - and ends up in a place no human soul has entered for centuries. Soon Arnold finds himself battling not only the temperamental diva Daisy Donald and his incompetent film crew, but also an ancient curse and a creature that has been waiting for his return.

Between scenes, the kitchen monsters serve a four-course menu. The horror comedy is explicitly suitable even for those with weak nerves.