Creatives from the 1999 horror sensation previously voiced frustration over not being involved in the new film version that Dylan Clark will helm for Lionsgate and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster.

Cronin refutes a report that producer James Wan walked out of a test screening in disgust: "No, he needed to go to the bathroom. It was also the third time he'd seen the movie at that point."

At the exact time Warner Bros. was cleaning up at the Oscars in early March thanks to “One Battle After Another” and “Sinners,” Lee Cronin was a short drive away on the studio’s lot, three-quarters into a 24-hour shift putting the finishing touches to his latest horror feature. “Lee Cronin’s The Mummy” was finally completed […]

The latest reinvention of the Egyptian funerary legend slaps the embalming bandages on an abducted American girl whose return home to Albuquerque is no blissful reunion.