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In the northeastern region of China, a group of treasure hunters stumbles upon an ancient mummy. When they accidentally awaken it, the mummy unleashes a terrifying curse, turning the local villagers into zombies. The treasure hunters must then band together with a local folk artist to fight the mummy and its undead army, embarking on a thrilling and comedic battle for survival.

The film received generally negative reviews from critics and audiences, with many pointing to its low production values, predictable plot, and inconsistent tone. While some appreciated the attempt at blending horror and comedy, it was largely seen as a B-movie with limited appeal.

• Praised for its unique premise of a mummy in a northeastern Chinese setting, though execution fell short.

• Criticized for its unconvincing special effects and a script that struggled to balance its horror and comedy elements.

• Seen by some as an entertaining, albeit schlocky, low-budget genre film.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlighted the film's absurdity and campy nature, with some viewers finding enjoyment in its over-the-top moments and unconventional plot. However, many expressed disappointment with the overall quality, citing poor acting and a lack of genuine scares or laughs.

The film's director, Zhang Shaojun, also stars as the main protagonist and is known for his work in low-budget action and horror films in China.