Lee Cronin's The Mummy

This shouldn't be call The Mummy, other than mummification used as a plot device it has nothing to do with a mummy. It's a standard possession movie mixed with the modern Evil Dead remakes, you know the bad ones. The acting is pretty bad all around. There's a few legitimate scares and disturbing scenes early on but then it just devolves into an over the top gore-fest. While the FX do look good the graphic gore is overdone that it starts to become silly and comical rather than disturbing or even shocking. Then there's the writing. There is no chance a missing person found in the state she is in would be sent home with no care other than the family. Then with everything that happens at home the family makes no attempts at all to get her any sort of care or help. These could be overlooked if the movie was decent otherwise, sadly it's not. While it's not overly woke it is present in the form of feminism. Far more female characters than male and other than the father what's there are secondary or background characters.
The female Egyptian detective seems unlikely, especially as she seems to be new on the job and an abducted American child in Egypt would be a big deal though the movie just ignores all that. If your a big horror fan and like splatter films it might be worth a watch, I thought it was a 2.5 really but not worth rounding up to 3.