The Pyramid

Synopsis

In the 1976 movie "The Pyramid", the character Charley Brown embarks on an archaeological expedition to explore the mysteries hidden within an ancient pyramid. As they delve deeper into the structure, the team uncovers a series of cryptic chambers filled with ominous secrets and deadly traps. With each discovery, they are consumed by a sense of foreboding, realizing that the pyramid is not just a relic of the past, but a sinister force that threatens their very existence. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, Charley Brown and his companions must navigate the treacherous corridors of the pyramid to uncover the truth behind its malevolent power before it's too late.

Cast

• Charley Brown

  Chris Lowe (as C.W. Brown)

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  Ira Hawkins

  LaMoine "L.A." Peabody

• Tomi Barrett

  Merleen

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  June Christopher

  Iris

• John Parker

  Dick Hogarty (as John Stoglin Parker)

• Michael Ashe

  Phil

Reviews

The 1976 movie "The Pyramid" received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film's eerie atmosphere and suspenseful sequences, others criticized its predictable plot and lackluster character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a meager 13% rating, with many reviewers highlighting its clichéd storyline and lack of originality. On the other hand, IMDb users rated the movie at 4.5/10, indicating a slightly more favorable response from audiences. Despite its flaws, "The Pyramid" managed to captivate some viewers with its chilling ambiance and mysterious setting. One critic described it as a decent thriller that falls short of reaching its full potential, offering a passable entertainment value for fans of the genre.