Secret of the Incas (1954)

VHS-rip of "Secret of the Incas" (1954), it is an adventure film starring Charlton Heston as adventurer Harry Steele, on the trail of an ancient Incan artifact. Cast Yma Sumac as Kori-Tika http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_of_the_Incas

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Silkenrune (2010-05-07)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1129445/ Looks like a rainy saturday afternoon flick!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1129445/

Nancy2B (2011-07-25)

a w e s o m e.
thank you :}

Vikingman1111 (2012-06-11)

Yes, indeed.
Heston the Hack started his career in the 50s with these kinds of adventures, including The Naked Jungle (army ants eat up villagers etc.). The legend here was that Imu Sumac was really Amy Camus spelled backwards. Everyone should love the Inca band accompanying her on Machu Picchu. He went on to do The Ten Commandments, probably the pinnacle of his numerous I-am-God-Moses-Michaelangelo-El Cid roles that characterized his stone cut features. Unfortunately, he was a lousy actor, but always gamely tried more difficult roles that continuously revealed his mediocre abilities. As a secondary character actor he works rather well (The Three Musketeers, etc.) I suppose his greatest achievement was as president of the National Rifle Association, a link that made him appear ridiculous to his peers (Grepory Peck, a friend, once asked him about this, "Larry, are you out of your mind?" In fact, he was; in his last years he suffered from Alzheimer's.

Bruckner8 (2012-06-25)

vikingdude, so after a torrent of modern movies being produced to imitate the original Heston movies (and imitate excruciatingly badly due to current cultural norms), you still have the gall to call him "the Hack"? But reading the rest of your hogwash post, it's not difficult to smell you out as limp-wristed male whose arse is stuffed so deep with far-left ideology that lambasting any classic but 'now' unpolitically-correct films or actors is your very enjoyable masturbation. But whatever, most men before or after have been and will always cherish Heston's movies, which provide them the inspiration they can hardly find in modern garbage (and by the way, I am a hardcore atheist, so don't even excuse with your 'religious nut' arguments)!
Ps. You should really 'drop' the name 'vikingman' and replace it with 'pinkest prince' or some queerer things since it will surely make you appear less bleeding confused!

BaronVonWatermelon (2012-07-13)

Thanks for the upload, mate. Charlton Heston is the man!

brnb (2012-07-27)

Well said, Buckner8! Well said, mate!
And thanks so much for the upload, Fed :-)

pp1dg (2012-11-20)

Thanks, Gracias, Obrigado!

BKKJack (2014-07-15)

Well said Bruckner8

mike18xx2 (2014-07-17)

Anybody who thinks Heston is a lousy actor hasn't seen "Ben Hur", "55 Days in Peking" or "Major Dundee".

Bill345 (2014-07-17)

Read about this movie in a blog, seems like Indiana jones stole a bunch of ideas from this movie, look forward to checking it out. Thank you Federkorchagin for uploading, couldnt find it at my local video store :)
And your comment was a tad bit harsh Bruckner8,
even if you are correct lol...

IdaTarbell (2014-09-10)

I love it. Gore Vidal wrote some stuff about Heston not understanding the gay scene between himself and Stephen Boyd, which Vidal wrote. When everyone went gay later, Heston didn't come along on the ride. Heston was pretty good in the play within a play in Branaugh's Hamlet. In the interview with Micheael Moore, it became clear he didn't know there was a political setup in Flint he should have known about before he spoke there. Heston marched beside Brando during the civil rights era, I'll give him credit for that. He bloomed briefly once more in Planet of the Apes. He got Orson Welles Touch of Evil. Why would Peck call Heston 'Larry?' Ben Hur, 55 Days in Peking and Major Dundee are nothing to write home about. I liked the Human Jungle because of its Great White Hunter aspect. William Conrad memorable in that one. There should have been more Great White Hunter films with even more blatantly racial-sexual characterizations of native dancing, bare-breastedness, on the head transporting of goods thru the jungle by comely black woman bearers and general Heart of Darkness primitivism intact. Sanders of the River comes to mind, but even that falls short. Heston would have been perfect for the ultimate GWH spectacle, with every hormone throbbing, like Victor Mature had women in sexual heat in Samson and Delilah.

IdaTarbell (2014-09-10)

I'm parsing through 19,000 fifties movies on IMDB I found after a John Gavin fifties movie about German soldiers lost when returning home on leave from the front, during War ll. Trying to recover the zany themes that captured me as a youth, and still hold me in insane thrall to this day!