Sands of Oblivion (2007)

In the sun-scorched expanses of the Californian desert lies an enigma buried, a relic of legendary director Cecil B. DeMille's monumental cinematic achievement, The Ten Commandments (1923). The film's grand sets were mysteriously bulldozed into the sands of the central California coast, the Guadalupe Sand Dunes, once the cameras stopped rolling. Amongst the tangle of forgotten film props, an authentic Egyptian artifact was secreted, acting as a cage for the vengeful spirit of an ancient Egyptian god. Years later, a determined old man, George, fulfills his dream - to unearth the remnants of the monumental film set that he experienced as a location scout's young son. Accompanied by his grandson, Mark Tevis, a hardened military logistics veteran, they unearth a box containing George's childhood keepsakes, an amulet among them. The amulet, however, unbeknownst to them, is the key to a curse from the depths of Pharaonic times. The curse awakens, setting free the monstrous servant of the malevolent god Seth, who begins its reign of terror by claiming George's life. Alice, the expedition leader, recruits Mark to hasten the emergency excavation, but the crew is soon haunted by the unleashed curse. Meanwhile, Alice's estranged husband, Jesse Carter, deciphers the cryptic hieroglyphs but falls prey to possession. "Sands of Oblivion" (2007) weaves a tale of suspense, ancient curses, and Hollywood's forgotten legacy, where the boundary between myth and reality blurs. As the sinister echoes from the past rise from the sands to terrorize the present, the crew must confront the ancient terror they've awakened. But can they survive the wrath of a god long forgotten, or will they too become relics lost to the sands of time?

Sands of Oblivion is an action movie featuring Adam Baldwin and directed by David Flores.

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