Critics Review Lee Cronin's New 'The Mummy' Film
Lee Cronin's new film, 'The Mummy,' has premiered to a range of critical reviews, with many outlets discussing its fresh take on the classic monster and comparing it to previous adaptations. Critics are evaluating whether the Blumhouse production successfully revives the iconic horror franchise.
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'Lee Cronin’s The Mummy' review: A messy, overlong gorefest - AP News
'Lee Cronin’s The Mummy' review: A messy, overlong gorefest AP News
Read full article →The Mummy review – classic monster gets dug up for unravelling resurrection
Irish director Lee Cronin follows his Evil Dead reboot with what feels like another Evil Dead film but without a real sense of humour Warner Bros would prefer that you referred to their new hard R take on The Mummy as Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, a bafflingly grandiose insistence that has earned some deserved ridicule online over the past few weeks. It’s partly to separate it from Universal’s upcoming return to the 90s-00s franchise (Blumhouse, the horror hit-makers behind the film, on X posted: “...
By Benjamin Lee
Read full article →Lee Cronin’s The Mummy review — The Omen meets The Exorcist, but worse - The Times
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy review — The Omen meets The Exorcist, but worse The Times
Read full article →‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ Review: Long, Lavishly Gory Horror Ride Is Loud Enough to Wake the Undead
It takes some confidence to claim an authorial credit in the very title of only your third feature — even Lee Daniels waited until his fourth — but Lee Cronin has never wanted for that. In his A24-backed debut “The Hole in the Ground,” the Irish director upcycled hoary haunted-house clichés with enough brio to […]
By Guy Lodge
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By Richard Lawson
Read full article →‘The Mummy’ Review: Lee Cronin’s Reimagination Is Plenty Fiendish But Too Wrapped Up In Imitation
Irish filmmaker Lee Cronin has now revitalized two horror franchises that both deal with the villainous undead. In both Evil Dead Rise and The Mummy, Cronin displays a curiosity for using these tropes to display the rot at the heart of the nuclear family unit. In the former, it was clear that Cronin has taken […]
By Patrick Hipes
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Read full article →Lee Cronin’s The Mummy Review
Review: As ugly as it is amusing, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy takes the kind of tonal swings you rarely see from a Hollywood studio.
By Scott Collura
Read full article →‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ review: fresh, frightening take on a classic movie monster
A fun, dumb thrill ride with buckets of guts, gore and false gnashers The post ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ review: fresh, frightening take on a classic movie monster appeared first on NME.
By Jordan Bassett
Read full article →5 Reasons Why The Reviews For Lee Cronin's The Mummy Are So Negative
Lee Cronin's The Mummy has been met with middling review from critics, and while there are some positives, the negatives can't be ignored.
By Angela Davis
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