Allan Quatermain and the Temple of Skulls | Christopher Adamson, Sean Michael

Allan Quatermain and the Temple of Skulls | Christopher Adamson, Sean Michael | Well,Its Almost HARRISON FORD...And AFRICA is reel !

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	Allan Quatermain and the Temple of Skulls Christopher Adamson, Sean Michael Asylum Home Ent, 2008 average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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better than some King Solomon's Mines

Allan Quatermain #10: The Ancient Allan: H. Ridder Haggard's classic is actually a very old book.
These stories are kind of like African western's.
This one inspired the founding of Rhodesia (today's Zimbabwe).
Many people lost their way in Africa looking
for treasure: mines and cities.
This particular version has some nice scenery
and isn't as bloody as some,
but doesn't at all follow the original plot.

Well,Its Almost HARRISON FORD...And AFRICA is reel !

ALLAN QUATERMAIN: TEMPLE OF SKULLS
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AQ:TOS has a look, Because there aren't any stars this film has a MORE real feel.
Okay the lead actor does have a slight resemblance to Harrison Ford, But that's not a bad thing.
The music throughout is really good and perfectly suited for each scene.
The villain has a Angus Scrimm/Boris Karloff look that works very well.
Actually filmed in AFRICA by Mark Atkins, We believe his first time directing, Although he is Theasylum Director Of Photography to go to.
Two closing points:
Theasylum has gotten away from nudity to enhance its sales to Sci-Fi Channel and THEN Allan Quatermain comes along with its National Geographic school of Hotties.
That Damned `Beheading Claw', This reminded me fondly of `The Flying Gullotine' of my filmic youth.

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