Valerie Leon (Margaret Fuchs/Queen Tera), Andrew Keir (Professor Julian Fuchs), James Villiers (Corbeck), Mark Edwards (Tod Browning), Hugh Burden (Jeffrey Dandridge), George Coulouris (Berigan), Aubrey Morris (Dr Putnam), Rosalie Crutchley (Helen Dickerson)
PRODUCTION:
Director – Seth Holt, Uncredited Additional Scenes Directed by Michael Carreras, Screenplay – Christopher Wicking, Based on the Novel Jewel of the Seven Stars by Bram Stoker, Producer – Howard Brandy, Photography – Arthur Grant, Music – Tristram Cary, Music Supervisor – Philip Martell, Special Effects – Michael Collins, Makeup Supervisor – Eddie Knight, Production Design – Scott MacGregor. Production Company – Hammer.
SYNOPSIS:
Egyptologist Julian Fuchs gives his daughter Margaret a red ring for her birthday. Unknown to Margaret, the ring has been taken from the tomb of the Ancient Egyptian queen Tera who was executed for practicing black sorcery. Margaret and her boyfriend Tod Browning discover that Fuchs keeps Tera’s perfectly preserved body locked in the cellar. From her sarcophagus, Tera begins to exert influence over Margaret, who was born at exactly the same moment that Fuchs uncovered the tomb. Via her control of Margaret and by sending out her own severed hand, Tera begins to kill the members of Fuchs’s expedition in order to get back the artefacts she needs to complete her resurrection and then be able to possess Margaret’s body.
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