DRAG
ME
TO
HELL
With
Alison
Lohman,
Justin
Long,
Lorna
Raver,
Dileep
Rao,
David
Paymer,
Adriana
Barraza,
Chelcie
Ross,
Reggie
Lee,
Ted
Raimi
Written
by
Sam
&
Ivan
Raimi
Directed
by
Sam
Raimi
It
seemed
like
Sam
Raimi’s
horror
roots
(born
with
his
legendary
Evil
Dead
trilogy)
was
eclipsed
by
his
Spider-Man
success,
but
the
man’s
still
got
it,
his
sense
of
humour
also
still
very
much
alive.
A
young
woman
working
at
a
bank
(with
her
eye
on
a
promotion)
accidentally
pisses
off
an
old
gypsy
who
comes
in
for
another
extension
on
her
loan.
In
a
frightening
deserted
parking
garage
scene
she
curses
the
girl
and
life
becomes
a
living
nightmare.
Even
with
the
help
of
a
medium
she
seems
doomed
with
the
dark
spirit
tormenting
her,
set
to
come
and
do
to
her
what
the
title
suggests.
Her
boyfriend
is
helpless
as
the
evil
infiltrates
her
entire
life,
awake
and
dreaming
-
her
desperation
leading
to
even
more
madness.
But
there
seems
to
be
one
final
option...
A
fantastic
array
of
scares
comes
in
every
shape,
from
creepy
suspense,
imposing
danger
and
audio
fuelled
shocks,
to
squirmy
horrific
moments
and
total
gross-outs
ala
Evil
Dead.
In
the
theatre
we
witnessed
at
least
three
sets
of
people
leaving
the
cinema!
The
only
extras
on
this
single
disc
release
is
a
production
video
diary
guided
by
Justin
Long,
looking
at
various
aspects
of
the
production,
from
the
performers
to
the
Greg
Nicotero
special
FX
and
set
design.
PS.
Keep
an
eye
out
for
the
customary
cameo
appearance
of
Raimi’s
1973
Oldsmobile
Delta
88.
But,
unfortunately
Raimi
regular
Bruce
Campbell
is
absent
–
time
for
Evil
Dead
IV,
I
hear
you
scream?!
5
/
B
-
Paul
Blom
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