Hear that? It's the sounds of The Mummy's fanbase celebrating the news that the horror franchise's next entry will reunite us with its fan-favorite stars. Predictably, there's very little information ...

Some '90s movies are simply impossible to leave behind, staying in regular rotation for fans more than 25 years after they ...

With Rachel Weisz set to reprise her role as Evelyn in the upcoming Mummy movie, why did she leave the adventure franchise in the first place?

Hollywood actress Rachel Weisz is returning to one of her most recognisable roles as production on The Mummy 4 gets underway. The actress has now been spotted on the London set, offering the first ...

Although almost all the other classic Universal monsters have been granted several lives, The Mummy remains a tricky subject matter. The iconic image of the bandaged figure quickly lost its potency ...

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Today marks 67 years since Hammer Film Productions unleashed The Mummy on September 25, 1959 — a lush, pitiless gothic that ...

The longest Mummy film ever. A daughter's return after 8 years sparks a terrifying family nightmare. Directed by Lee Cronin. In theaters soon. AceShowbiz - The Mummy from Blumhouse is poised to break ...

Universal Pictures‘ tentpole films for 2027 and 2028, The Mummy reboot and Miami Vice ’85, have received new release dates. The latest Brendan Fraser The Mummy picture is due out in the fall of 2027 ...

Brendan Fraser recently attended the Fan Expo Denver alongside his The Mummy co-stars Oded Fehr, John Hannah, and Patricia Velasquez. The four participated in a discussion surrounding the franchise, ...

The Mummy cast (minus two major stars) reunited at the 2025 Fan Expo Denver nearly three decades after the film's release The action thriller was an update of the 1932 classic film, and made more than ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...