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Based on Sax Rohmer's cult novels "Sumuru", the futuristic fantasy take you to an Earth colony in the far future in which woman rule and men are used to propagate the race and work in the mines..Movie details
Title : Sax Rohmer's SumuruRelease : 2003-04-30
Genre : Science Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure, Action
Runtime : 90
Company : T, T, F, S, T
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Sumuru / ˈ s uː m ə r uː / is a female supervillain created by Sax Rohmer, author of the Fu Manchu series of novels.
Sumuru was originally created for an eight part radio serial on the B.B.C. Rohmer rewrote the serial as a novel titled The Sins of Sumuru. There are nine titles, but only five novels. The Fawcett Gold Medal paperbacks are the true first editions. Book 1
SUMURU -- the Radio Serial The following is an excerpt from "Musette, Max and Sumuru" by R. E. Briney and W. O. G. Lofts in The Rohmer Review No. 15.. In the months immediately following the end of World War II, there was little or no market for magazine fiction in Britain, and Rohmer turned once again to the BBC.
Sumuru, or Sax Rohmer's Sumuru, is a 2003 pulp science fiction film directed by Darrell Roodt and starring Alexandra Kamp and Michael Shanks. It is an update of the character Sumuru created by pulp novelist Sax Rohmer. Story. Earth's outermost colony was forgotten for 900 years -- until now.
Sax Rohmer is best-known as the creator of Fu Manchu, but he also wrote a series of pot-boilers about another diabolical criminal mastermind, Sumuru. Rohmer’s work is interesting for what it tells us about the bizarre fears of conservatives, fears that haven’t really changed all that much since his time.
Sax Rohmer author of the classic Yellow Peril novels featuring Fu Manchu, in the late forties created the character of Sunuru, a femme fatale/dragon lady hell bent on world domination and male enslavement.
Sax Rohmer is best-known as the creator of Fu Manchu, but he also wrote a series of pot-boilers about another diabolical criminal mastermind, Sumuru. Sumuru is an even more outlandish villain than Fu Manchu, which makes The Sins of Sumuru even more fun! Sumuru is a glamorous, beautiful but sinister female diabolical criminal mastermind.
An earlier 'spy-fi' movie based on Sax Rohmer's Sumuru novels was The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967). Le labbra proibite di Sumuru - It 1967: THE MILLION EYES OF SU-MURU Director. Sax Rohmer's Sumuru (South Africa) Credits. T he only thing that is Sax Rohmer's is the name.
Directed by Darrell Roodt. With Alexandra Kamp, Michael Shanks, Simona Williams, Terence Bridgett. Based on Sax Rohmer's cult novels "Sumuru", this futuristic fantasy takes you to an Earth-colony in the far future, in which women rule and men are used to propagate the race and work in the mines.
Sax Rohmer made his reputation, and his fortune, with his Fu Manchu books. Fu Manchu is one of fiction’s great villains but Rohmer’s other memorable villain, Sumuru, is every bit as fascinating. Rohmer wrote five Sumuru novels during the 1950s with Return of Sumuru (published in Britain as Sand and Satin) being the fourth.
Sumuru was originally created for an eight part radio serial on the B.B.C. Rohmer rewrote the serial as a novel titled The Sins of Sumuru. There are nine titles, but only five novels. The Fawcett Gold Medal paperbacks are the true first editions. Book 1
SUMURU -- the Radio Serial The following is an excerpt from "Musette, Max and Sumuru" by R. E. Briney and W. O. G. Lofts in The Rohmer Review No. 15.. In the months immediately following the end of World War II, there was little or no market for magazine fiction in Britain, and Rohmer turned once again to the BBC.
Sumuru, or Sax Rohmer's Sumuru, is a 2003 pulp science fiction film directed by Darrell Roodt and starring Alexandra Kamp and Michael Shanks. It is an update of the character Sumuru created by pulp novelist Sax Rohmer. Story. Earth's outermost colony was forgotten for 900 years -- until now.
Sax Rohmer is best-known as the creator of Fu Manchu, but he also wrote a series of pot-boilers about another diabolical criminal mastermind, Sumuru. Rohmer’s work is interesting for what it tells us about the bizarre fears of conservatives, fears that haven’t really changed all that much since his time.
Sax Rohmer author of the classic Yellow Peril novels featuring Fu Manchu, in the late forties created the character of Sunuru, a femme fatale/dragon lady hell bent on world domination and male enslavement.
Sax Rohmer is best-known as the creator of Fu Manchu, but he also wrote a series of pot-boilers about another diabolical criminal mastermind, Sumuru. Sumuru is an even more outlandish villain than Fu Manchu, which makes The Sins of Sumuru even more fun! Sumuru is a glamorous, beautiful but sinister female diabolical criminal mastermind.
An earlier 'spy-fi' movie based on Sax Rohmer's Sumuru novels was The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967). Le labbra proibite di Sumuru - It 1967: THE MILLION EYES OF SU-MURU Director. Sax Rohmer's Sumuru (South Africa) Credits. T he only thing that is Sax Rohmer's is the name.
Directed by Darrell Roodt. With Alexandra Kamp, Michael Shanks, Simona Williams, Terence Bridgett. Based on Sax Rohmer's cult novels "Sumuru", this futuristic fantasy takes you to an Earth-colony in the far future, in which women rule and men are used to propagate the race and work in the mines.
Sax Rohmer made his reputation, and his fortune, with his Fu Manchu books. Fu Manchu is one of fiction’s great villains but Rohmer’s other memorable villain, Sumuru, is every bit as fascinating. Rohmer wrote five Sumuru novels during the 1950s with Return of Sumuru (published in Britain as Sand and Satin) being the fourth.
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