Dublin-born director Lee Cronin is making waves in Hollywood with his latest project, a fresh take on the classic horror film The Mummy. This new adaptation, filmed entirely in Ireland, showcases Cronin’s unique ability to weave local history and mythology into well-known narratives, creating a film that stands out in a crowded genre.
By choosing to film in Ireland, Cronin has tapped into the country’s rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, which serve as an evocative backdrop for the horror elements of the story. His fascination with Irish history is particularly evident in his incorporation of the famous bog bodies, ancient remains that have sparked intrigue and curiosity. In an interview, Cronin shared,