Movies Similar to Lee Cronin’s The Mummy

After a difficult divorce, Clyde tries to remain close to his children and spend weekends with them. During one of their outings, they stop at a yard sale, where his younger daughter comes across an antique box and insists on taking it home. Before long, Clyde begins to notice unsettling changes in her behavior. He soon discovers that the box holds a dangerous ancient entity that is trying to take possession of the girl.

Hoping for a fresh start, Sarah moves with her son Chris to a remote house on the edge of a small Irish town. One day, Chris disappears in the woods behind the house, but Sarah finds him near a strange sinkhole and brings him home. Afterward, she begins to notice unsettling changes in his behavior, and he no longer feels like the boy she once knew.

Emily, a social worker used to dealing with difficult cases in troubled families, is assigned to Lilith, a young girl who appears to be suffering abuse at the hands of her parents. After another violent incident, child services remove her from the home. Unwilling to send Lilith to a shelter, Emily, who has already grown attached to her, takes the girl in until a foster family can be found. But as the strange events around her become increasingly disturbing, Emily begins to realize that Lilith may not be as innocent as she seems.

Alice, a widow raising two daughters on her own, makes a living by staging fake séances, using simple tricks to convince grieving clients that they have truly contacted their deceased loved ones. Hoping to make her sessions seem more convincing, she buys a Ouija board and begins using it in her work, but after one of the séances she starts to sense a supernatural presence that appears to be affecting her younger daughter most of all.

While filming a documentary about Alzheimer’s disease, a group of students moves into the home of an elderly woman, Deborah Logan, who is cared for by her daughter Sarah. As they record her condition, they begin to notice strange and unsettling incidents that go beyond the usual signs of the illness, as though an unseen force is influencing her. Before long, it becomes clear that what is happening to Deborah is tied to a dark chapter from her past.

Beth travels to Los Angeles to visit and support her sister Ellie, who is going through a difficult period and raising three children on her own. During an earthquake, the children discover the ancient Necronomicon in the aging apartment building where the family lives and awaken an evil force that possesses Ellie. Their family reunion soon turns into a blood-soaked nightmare, forcing Beth to fight for her own life and for the lives of her nieces and nephew.

The Graham family struggles to cope with the grandmother’s death as constant tension, anxiety, and misunderstandings keep growing. Her daughter Annie gradually digs into the family’s unsettling history and begins to uncover frightening details of past events that start repeating themselves.

In a courtroom hearing over a chilling death, the girl’s family accuses a priest of involuntary manslaughter. The defendant’s lawyer is convinced the real cause was medical negligence and sticks to that line—until disturbing details from the girl’s final days begin to surface.

Two small-town coroners try to determine the cause of death of a young woman known only as Jane Doe. As they dig deeper into the case, they uncover more and more clues and details that seem impossible.

When Edna, an elderly woman living alone in her country house, mysteriously disappears, her daughter and granddaughter come to find her. Although the search leads nowhere, Edna suddenly returns home one day. She cannot remember what happened to her, but her family begins to notice her strange behavior, and unsettling, mysterious events start unfolding in the house.