The discovery of a hardened mud carapace wrapped around a 3,200-year-old mummy has brought a previously unknown ancient Egyptian burial practice to light.
Who among us hasn’t drunkenly slung back a few raw oysters at a barbecue, or kicked back some uncooked clams just to feel alive? While it’s usually OK to enjoy a slimy shellfish or six, remains from very dead, mummified man show what happens when things go awry.
The Mummy is the first movie in the “Dark Universe,” a planned series of films that will intertwine the ghoulish tales of the classic Universal Monsters. But it contains zero scares and is devoid of any sense of fun. What it does have is whole lot of Tom Cruise, and…