Does the dog die?
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Lee Cronin's The Mummy
Movie • 2026 • Horror
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Coyotes, also known as the dogs of the desert, are seen a few times on screen but do not die or get hurt.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Does a major character die?
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The Grandmother dies
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Katie is kidnapped and we see her tortured for a ritual
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Canary dies at the beginning and is shown struggling before it is killed.
Beetles and scorpions are used as part of the rituals, at least a few die, others show up again later somehow still alive
Beetles and scorpions are used as part of the rituals, at least a few die, others show up again later somehow still alive
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Does a pet die?
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Pet canary dies in the beginning
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Is an animal sad?
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The canary that dies in the beginning is shown struggling before it is killed
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Woman gets stabbed in the throat by a scorpion, then pushes her fingers in the wound in order to speak
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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The scene where Katie’s getting her toenails cut, the nail rips off and peels a long layer of skin off her leg at the same time
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It’s thrown off a balcony, fixed , and the destroyed again later on
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Is someone kidnapped?
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The films revolves around Katie being kidnapped and then found
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There are four bits to be aware of. I'll try and keep it spoiler-light, but it's difficult not to give some things away so here's your SPOILER WARNING.
- After Katie has been running around inside the walls eating scorpions, her parents get her back into her bedroom and force her to vomit with their fingers. It's one unbroken shot from a medium distance, clearly using a pump, but it's graphic and lasts a good 10 seconds or so. This is the worst one, but it's easy to see coming.
- When Katie's mom is screaming "Say something!" over and over again, Katie spits a large amount of fluid in her face. Not really vomit, but may trigger more sensitive people. It's the scene immediately after the mom and dad argue about whether or not to keep Katie in the house.
- At a wake, after Katie knocks the coffin over and starts licking up the embalming fluid from the floor, there's a shot of an old woman vomiting into her wine glass. Quite graphic, but quick and played for laughs. You could get away with just plugging your ears and eyes once the coffin drops.
- During the ritual, a stream of black goo is transferred twice from one person's mouth to another. This happens twice: once on the videotape the police officer shows the parents (grainy, from a distance, not particularly graphic), and once when the spirit is transferred to someone else towards the end of the film (more graphic, but it doesn't look or sound like vomiting - more supernatural.)
The first and third instances are worst for emetophobes, but they're both pretty easy to avoid. For the first one, if you want to be really safe, leave the auditorium once she eats a scorpion and come back in a minute or two - alternately, just block your eyes and ears when they're wrestling her back into her room. For the third, just block your ears and eyes when you see her licking the embalming fluid from the floor - if you want to be really safe and don't mind missing a highlight scene, leave the auditorium once Katie drops down onto the coffin for a minute or two.
Hope this helps!
- After Katie has been running around inside the walls eating scorpions, her parents get her back into her bedroom and force her to vomit with their fingers. It's one unbroken shot from a medium distance, clearly using a pump, but it's graphic and lasts a good 10 seconds or so. This is the worst one, but it's easy to see coming.
- When Katie's mom is screaming "Say something!" over and over again, Katie spits a large amount of fluid in her face. Not really vomit, but may trigger more sensitive people. It's the scene immediately after the mom and dad argue about whether or not to keep Katie in the house.
- At a wake, after Katie knocks the coffin over and starts licking up the embalming fluid from the floor, there's a shot of an old woman vomiting into her wine glass. Quite graphic, but quick and played for laughs. You could get away with just plugging your ears and eyes once the coffin drops.
- During the ritual, a stream of black goo is transferred twice from one person's mouth to another. This happens twice: once on the videotape the police officer shows the parents (grainy, from a distance, not particularly graphic), and once when the spirit is transferred to someone else towards the end of the film (more graphic, but it doesn't look or sound like vomiting - more supernatural.)
The first and third instances are worst for emetophobes, but they're both pretty easy to avoid. For the first one, if you want to be really safe, leave the auditorium once she eats a scorpion and come back in a minute or two - alternately, just block your eyes and ears when they're wrestling her back into her room. For the third, just block your ears and eyes when you see her licking the embalming fluid from the floor - if you want to be really safe and don't mind missing a highlight scene, leave the auditorium once Katie drops down onto the coffin for a minute or two.
Hope this helps!
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Used multiple times throughout the film to sedate the main character
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Does someone die by suicide?
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