Blumhouse Announces New Mummy Film for 2026
Blumhouse Announces New Mummy Film for 2026

Blumhouse Announces New Mummy Film for 2026

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Lee Cronin, known for 'Evil Dead Rise,' is set to write and direct a new version of 'The Mummy' for Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster, with a release date scheduled for April 17, 2026. This film marks a revival of the classic Universal monster franchise, following Blumhouse's prior successes with 'The Invisible Man' and the upcoming 'Wolf Man.' Cronin promises a fresh take on the iconic character, stating, 'This will be unlike any Mummy movie you ever laid eyeballs on before,' indicating a deep exploration of ancient horror. The announcement was made through Blumhouse's official Twitter, showcasing a teaser script page that confirmed Cronin's involvement. Previous attempts at reviving 'The Mummy,' such as the 2017 film starring Tom Cruise, faced critical and commercial challenges, prompting a shift in strategy towards smaller-scale, character-driven narratives. Fans can expect further updates as the project develops.

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