Drag me to hell

Anybody else seen this?

I really liked this movie and thought it was something different in the horror genre.

I wrote a song about it, wanna hear it? Here it go:

Spoiler:

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH OHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Thank you, thank you very much.

Drag Me to Hell is one of the best and most overlooked movies of 2009. While I'm still working on seeing everything I wanted to from 2009, I have no doubt saying Drag Me to Hell will have a spot in my top ten. Highly recommended.

I thought it was horrible.

It couldn't make up its mind whether it wanted to be scary like The Grudge, or goofy like Evil Dead.

If it were all goofy, I would've loved it.

If it were all scary, I would've loved it.

Any time I was getting a little scared, I quickly transgressed into eye-rolling.

The only plus I can take out of it, was that it made me fall in love with Alison Lohman, whereas in her other movies she hadn't really done much for me.

I loved it. nice and scary. definitely enjoyed Alison Lohman in it.

TENIME_art wrote:I thought it was horrible.

It couldn't make up its mind whether it wanted to be scary like The Grudge, or goofy like Evil Dead.

If it were all goofy, I would've loved it.

If it were all scary, I would've loved it.

Any time I was getting a little scared, I quickly transgressed into eye-rolling.

The only plus I can take out of it, was that it made me fall in love with Alison Lohman, whereas in her other movies she hadn't really done much for me.

I liked the mix. Especially stuff like the obviously bad CGI on the eyeball scene.

I enjoyed it but I did think Rami went a little overboard at times. It is still a solid movie.

Hilariously scary. I had a great time watching this movie. The scene in the car is hilarious. Reminds of the kind of goofy scary you get from Tales From The Crypt. Raimi returns to form.

TENIME_art wrote:I thought it was horrible.

It couldn't make up its mind whether it wanted to be scary like The Grudge, or goofy like Evil Dead.

If it were all goofy, I would've loved it.

If it were all scary, I would've loved it.

Any time I was getting a little scared, I quickly transgressed into eye-rolling.

The only plus I can take out of it, was that it made me fall in love with Alison Lohman, whereas in her other movies she hadn't really done much for me.

I agree with everything you just said, except for Alison Lohman. Meh.

I enjoyed it. I got a kick out of it almost as much I did with Evil Dead II. Beats Evil Dead, though. I know, blasphemy. But if you take away the charm of the low-budget, it is just an okay film.

Anyways, I thought she was the opposite of a bitch. This was, to me, one of the first horrors where the good girl was treated unfairly throughout, which made it creepy in that sense.

Also, twas an allegory for eating-disorders. (BRING IT ON, NAY-SAYERS!!!)

Modern classic.

BlueMaxx wrote:
Also, twas an allegory for eating-disorders. (BRING IT ON, NAY-SAYERS!!!)

I still call bullshit, but I'm not going to re-hash that argument.

Oh my gosh! It's so blunt symbolism. But you're right...it'll only lead to your ignorance staying ignorant.

"I WIN!" - T-Matts

BlueMaxx wrote:
Also, twas an allegory for eating-disorders. (BRING IT ON, NAY-SAYERS!!!)

LIES! it was an allegory to the Iran-contra affair. You know so little Bluemaxx.

My political unawareness keeps me from viewing the world with absulute abhorrence.

So, you could be right.

BlueMaxx wrote:My political unawareness keeps me from viewing the world with absulute abhorrence.

So, you could be right.