The Mummy is a beloved action adventure film from the 1990s, but it gets some very crucial details wrong in its very first ...

As fans wait for Universal to again coax The Mummy out of its cinematic crypt, horror fans need to watch this forgotten ...

The Mummy opens with a sweeping shot of pyramids looming over the ancient city of Thebes — a grand cinematic moment that ...

They also play a key role in the movie’s inciting incident, the Hom-Dai ritual used to punish Imhotep ... The Mummy are an invention of the film; the bad news is they are based on real animals.

With every line of dialogue Imhotep has in the movie spoken ... in a dead language makes the supernatural mummy a humanized yet terrifyingly real monster. On the flip side of the human and undead ...

It goes without saying The Mummy takes major liberties with Egyptian history. The movie depicts Imhotep as an evil priest who specialises in dark magic. In real life, Imhotep was an architect for ...

The titular mummy, Imhotep, was largely crafted on computers ... RELATED: Are Those Flesh-Eating Scarabs from The Mummy Real? Many of the fight sequences were also created digitally, with Frazer ...

Even Imhotep actor Arnold Vosloo (the titular mummy) had concerns, worried that he'd "never work again" once the movie premiered. Brendan Fraser as Rick O' Connell and Rachel Weisz as Evelyn ...

The first is the truly unsettling opening, where Imhotep ... mummy is death incarnate…death walking. We’re fascinated with cinematic mummies for the same reason we’re drawn to see real ...