Drag Me to Hell
Horror • PG-13 • 2009 • 1 hr 39 min
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Alison Lohman, Justin Long, Lorna Raver, Dileep Rao, David Paymer
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Creepy, atmospheric and unsettling. Solid movie with great cinematography and subtlety without too much shock value. Raimi does a great job
Underrated classic. Really funny and scary all at the same time
Under rated horror, not for the squeamish, it’s fun, and the more you think about it the scarier it becomes.
Really good modern horror/comedy. Some scenes were just gross for gross' sake but can still appreciate. Always felt like something missing.
Normally it would've meh for me but watched it with a friend so that made it more enjoyable. It's an alright film.
A fun thrill ride that is as funny as it’s scary and gross. Expertly paced and plotted, it’s a blast from start to finish.
Full of decent scares & some surprising political commentary. This film always feels like a punch straight to the gut. Ultimately freaky af
A fun, campy, at times disgusting little romp with Sam Raimi
Expertly walks the line between horror and camp. From the crazy special effects to the hilariously dramatic twist ending - it’s a delight
I loved the cheesy parts that only Sam Raimi can perfect in a horror film.
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