Although the '90s are associated with some of the best fantasy films ever made, some of these movies contain pure nightmare ...

Whether grounded in historical mysteries, dystopian futures, or supernatural realms, these films keep us on the edge of our ...

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Remember that petrifying opening scene in A Quiet Place with young Beau Abbott? Or Beni’s panic-stricken betrayal in The Mummy, where switching sides couldn’t save him from the wrath of Imhotep? They ...

The Mummy keeps the effects on some of its plagues more simple, with traditional make-up applied to create boils on the mob of zombified followers Imhotep commands, along with Rick, Jonathan, and ...

The Mummy was a commercial success, and although it took Universal eight years to begin churning out sequels, they appeared in rapid succession: The Mummy’s Hand swapped out Imhotep for Kharis ...

These guys don't use doors.” As The Mummy Returns moves into one of its earliest action set-pieces, Evelyn tries to stop Imhotep’s mummy guards from pursuing their group by blockading a door.

Overall, The Mummy does take a lot of facts from historical accounts and portrays them in the movie very well. From the Book of the Dead to the Medjay and even the way that Imhotep was bandaged up in ...

2. The Effects Still Hold Up Okay, not everything looks great but for 1999 a lot in the movie is still impressive. When the mummy is first discovered and described as “gooey” it looks great. You can ...

It’s a sequence that today remains as iconic as much else in the movie—from the undead Imhotep’s sandy countenance in a scene set 3500 years later to the chemistry between the heroes of the ...

Balancing the good, we have Arnold Vosloo as Imhotep, the malevolent Mummy himself. What a performance. Apparently, Vosloo got offered the role after one audition and it's easy to see why.