BBC journalist Samira Ahmed found something new to fuss about. It’s about Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. There are no real mummies involved in the scenario—no actual, ancient corpse skulking around the London Tube. Instead, Ahmed thought that the poster looked a little too unsavory for children to see.
The poster looked like that of a child that was embalmed, with linen falling off. They look unsettlingly dead, yet coming back to life. It’s eerie for sure, but not enough to warrant it as a public disturbance.
