“Drag Me to Hell” was Sam Raimi’s first movie that he
directed after working on the “Spider-Man” trilogy. The script was written by
Sam and his brother Ivan before Sam began working on “Spider-Man”, so they had
time to tweak the storyline before filming began. Sam also made sure that the
film was given a PG-13 rating because he didn’t want to keep make the same kind
of horror movie that was solely driven by gore and intense moments. My only
complaint about this film is the fact that Raimi chose to use horrible CGI
effects in place of his traditional style of special effects, especially during
the moments when he was using the same visuals that he had made famous in the “Evil
Dead” movies. Although these moments were few and far in between, it left a bad
taste in my mouth and a poor impression of the film.
Christine is trying to forward in her banking career but isn’t
as cut throat as her manager wants her to be. When she finally decides to prove
that she has what it takes, she angers an old gypsy woman who places a curse on
her. Christine now has three days to undo the curse before she is literally
dragged to Hell!
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