The mummy's terrifying return to cinemas

Get ready for a terrifying descent into horror with the latest iteration of The Mummy, set to haunt theaters next month. Director Lee Cronin has eschewed the franchise's traditional adventurous tone in favor of a dark, eerie atmosphere.

Family's jubilant reunion turns to nightmarish terror

Eight years after their daughter's mysterious disappearance, a devastated family receives the shocking news of her return. But their joy is short-lived as they discover the young woman has been found inside a 3,000-year-old sarcophagus, her appearance eerily cadaverous.

As the parents desperately try to communicate with their now-ghostly child and unravel the mystery of her fate, their reunion rapidly descends into a nightmarish ordeal.

The Mummy, rated R for its graphic violence, disturbing content, and strong language, marks a significant departure from the PG-13 ratings of Brendan Fraser's iconic trilogy and the Tom Cruise-led reboot. Lee Cronin's terrifying take is poised to leave audiences shaken to their core.

With a chilling trailer already teasing the film's dark horror, one thing is clear: The Mummy's return to the big screen will be a frightening ride. Don't miss it when it hits Spanish cinemas on April 17, 2026.