Lee Cronin's The Mummy Early Review: Jack Reynor's Horror Film Is Dark & Disturbing But The Visuals Are...

Lee Cronin's The Mummy Early Review: The horror film fans are in for a perfect treat this week. While Bollywood industry is coming up with Akshay Kumar starrer Bhooth Bangla, Hollywood buffs are coming with a much talked about supernatural horror film. We are talking about Lee Cronin's The Mummy aka The Mummy which written and directed by Lee Cronin. To note, The Mummy is a reimagining of The Mummy franchise and features Jack Reynor, Laia Costa, May Calamawy, Natalie Grace, and Verónica Falcón.

To note, Lee Cronin's The Mummy revolves around a journalist's young daughter who vanishes in the desert, leaving no clues behind. After eight years, the devastated family is stunned when the child suddenly returns home. What appears to be a long-awaited reunion soon unsettles everyone. The girl begins to change in disturbing ways, turning their relief into terror. Needless to say, the horror drama has created massive buzz in the town with its scary trailer which has been sending a chill down spines. And now we have got our hands on the early review of The Mummy.

Lee Cronin's The Mummy Early Review

In a tweet going viral on social media, actor turned critic Kuldeep Gadhvi called Lee Cronin's The Mummy a fresh and intense take on the mummy genre. He gave the horror drama a 4 star rating and tweeted, "A dark, disturbing reboot-pure psychological horror Strong performances, eerie visuals & gripping".

Meanwhile, talking about the Mummy's look in the movie, Lee Cronin told Bloody Disgusting, "I think one of the things myself and producer James Wan talked about early on was that, first of all, it had to be practical. We're both big fans of that, and that we would create a look and a silhouette and a presentation of something that was different to reflect that the movie is a very different kind of Mummy story. Then I always try to find the answers within the story as well because it's a monster that we take out of a box, but it's not all the way there yet. It's still warming up, it's still stretching its legs".