
The Mummy director Lee Cronin says the new Universal pic doesn't need to take place in Egypt in order to be absolutely terrifying.
"What I liked about it was it's a mummy movie set in a domestic setting, which no one's seen before," Cronin says in the latest issue of SFX."What's more frightening? A spider in the forest, or a spider beside your face in your bed? It's the latter. So trying to bring the horror home is something I'm always really interested in doing."