Brendan Fraser Horror Movies, Ranked

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Here's every Brendan Fraser horror movie, ranked worst to best. Fraser began his career in the early '90s, but while many actors spend years playing small roles in movies and TV before earning a break, Fraser was soon leading movies like Encino Man. It was Tarzan parody George of the Jungle that established Fraser's leading man credentials, which combined movie star good looks with a talent for physical comedy.

Those traits served him well with The Mummy — which needs Fraser for a reboot - but despite the success of that film and its sequels, several of the actor's follow-ups like Bedazzled and Looney Tunes: Back in Action failed to land with audiences. 2008's third Mummy and Journey to the Center of the Earth were his last major hits as a leading man, with the actor subsequently revealing that several issues — including injuries gained from his action movie roles and an alleged sexual assault by the then-president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association — caused his career to decline.

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The star has made a major comeback in recent years, thanks to miniseriesTrust and Doom Patrol. He will next be seen in DCEU movie Batgirl as villain Firefly and Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon.

While he doesn't have many horror credits to his name, Brendan Fraser's horror movie roles are certainly intriguing. Here's how they rank.

The Mummy franchise was a curious mix of action and horror, and while the focus was always squarely on the former, the first two movies didn't mind adding some jump scares or gooey monster action either. However, by the time The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor arrived, there was little horror or suspense to be found. This