Lee Cronin's The Mummy

New version of the classic 'The Mummy'. The young daughter of a journalist mysteriously disappears in the desert, leaving behind an impossible void to fill. Eight years later, the broken family is shocked when she unexpectedly returns, but what should have been a joyful reunion turns into a chilling nightmare. Her return not only raises questions about her whereabouts and what happened to her, but also reveals dark secrets lurking in the shadows of her disappearance. What seemed like a miracle soon becomes a disturbing mystery: the young woman is not the same, and unknown forces appear to have taken over her life and her family.

As they try to rebuild the broken bonds and understand the truth, the family faces increasingly intense and terrifying supernatural phenomena. Cronin combines domestic horror, where the safety of home is compromised, with thriller-style tension, evoking the intrigue of 'Seven' and the unsettling proximity of 'Poltergeist.' The story explores human vulnerability in the face of the inexplicable, the fragility of family ties, and how buried secrets can resurface with devastating consequences.

In 'The Mummy', the curse and the supernatural are not mere elements of terror: they are intimately linked to the family's story and the young woman's fate. Each revelation about the past and present becomes a piece of a puzzle that combines mystery, horror, and emotional drama, promising to keep the viewer on edge until the very last moment.