"Bubba Ho-Tep" tells the story of two elderly men residing in a Texas nursing home. One of them believes he is the real Elvis Presley, played by Bruce Campbell, while the other claims to be President John F. Kennedy, portrayed by Ossie Davis. As the two unlikely companions bond over their shared delusions, they discover that a malevolent ancient Egyptian mummy has been haunting their nursing home, sucking the souls out of the elderly residents.

Determined to protect their fellow residents and put an end to the supernatural threat, Elvis and JFK join forces. Despite their old age and physical limitations, they embark on a hilarious and action-packed adventure to defeat the mummy and save the souls of their friends.

With their wits, resourcefulness, and a little help from Elvis' still-intact karate skills, the duo confronts the ancient evil in a battle of epic proportions. Along the way, they delve into themes of identity, mortality, and the meaning of heroism.

"Bubba Ho-Tep" is a quirky and imaginative film that offers a fresh take on the concept of aging and unlikely heroes, with Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis delivering stellar performances that bring these eccentric characters to life. Viewers will be taken for a wild ride filled with absurdity, nostalgia, and unexpected heart as Elvis and JFK take on an otherworldly menace in a Texas nursing home.

Release: 2002

Stars: Bruce Campbell, Ossie Davis, Bob Ivy

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 79%

"The Mummy" introduces viewers to Rick O'Connell ((played by Brendan Fraser), an American adventurer who teams up with a librarian named Evelyn Carnahan (portrayed by Rachel Weisz) and her brother Jonathan to uncover the mysteries of ancient Egypt.

Their journey begins when they accidentally awaken Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian priest who has been cursed for eternity. Imhotep, brought back to life with the Book of the Dead, seeks to resurrect his lover, Princess Anck-su-Namun, by sacrificing Evelyn. Now, Rick, Evelyn, and Jonathan must race against time to stop Imhotep and prevent him from unleashing chaos upon the world.

As one of the best mummy movies, "The Mummy" combines thrilling action sequences with elements of horror, humor, and romance, inviting the audience in the rich and mystical world of ancient Egypt. It is a rollercoaster ride of adventure and excitement, capturing the spirit of classic adventure films while introducing a fresh and take on the legendary mummy mythos.

Release: 1999

Stars: Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 60%

"We Want Our Mummy" is a classic comedy short film revolving around the misadventures of Moe, Larry, and Curly as they embark on a quest to find the mummy of King Rutentuten and claim the coveted $5000 prize offered by a museum.

The story begins with the team learning about the valuable mummy and the prize money at stake. Eager to seize the opportunity, they set off to Egypt in search of the mummy. Little do they know that they are not the only ones interested in the mummy's treasures: upon arriving at the mummy's tomb, theyfind themselves entangled in a chaotic chase with a group of criminals who are also after the jewels hidden inside the tomb. To make matters worse, the criminals have abducted a professor from the museum who can assist them in their quest.

Throughout the characters' unfolding adventure in the tomb "We Want Our Mummy" delivers non-stop laughs and hilarious conversations, further showcasing why Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard are regarded as among the greatest comedy actors of all time. A side-splitting journey filled with mummies, mayhem, and unforgettable comedic moments, this timeless comedic piece deserves to be called one of the best mummy movies ever made.

Release: 1939

Stars: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 60%

In "The Mummy's Hand," archaeologist Steve Banning and his comical sidekick Babe Jenson stumble upon a broken vase that holds clues to Princess Ananka's tomb. With the support of magician Solvani and his daughter Marta, they embark on an expedition to find the tomb.

Along the way, they encounter the mummy Kharis, a guardian of the tomb, and the treacherous High Priest Andoheb. As the characters face perilous challenges - including Kharis' wrath and Andoheb's schemes - they must outsmart their adversaries to uncover the secrets of the ancient burial site and claim the treasures within.

"The Mummy's Hand" is a horror story of ancient curses and forbidden tombs, combining elements of adventures, mystery, and suspenseful storytelling to deliver a classic story in the mummy genre. The striking visuals and makeup effects of the mummy bring an air of mystery and fear, while the portrayal of ancient Egyptian rituals and mythology adds further intrigue to the overall storyline.

Release: 1940

Stars: Dick Foran, Peggy Moran, Wallace Ford

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 60%

In the small town of Boggy Creek, a group of young misfits forms the Monster Squad, a club dedicated to studying and admiring monsters from literature and movies. Led by Sean, the club consists of his friends Patrick, Horace, Eugene, and Sean's younger sister Phoebe. Little do they know that their knowledge and love for monsters will soon become crucial in saving their town from a real-life monster invasion.

Unbeknownst to the Monster Squad, an ancient amulet has been discovered by a group of evil creatures led by Count Dracula. The amulet holds immense power and can be used to open a portal that will unleash an army of monsters and allow them to rule the world. Realizing the significance of the amulet, the Monster Squad becomes the last line of defense against the impending chaos.

"Monster Squad" is a nostalgic and thrilling adventure that pays homage to classic monster movies while delivering its own unique blend of humor, action, and heart. With its memorable characters, iconic monsters, and a timeless message of friendship and heroism, the film has become a beloved mummy movie among fans of both monsters and '80s cinema.

Release: 1987

Stars: Andre Gower, Robby Kiger, Stephen Macht

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 59%