Drag Me To Hell

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I'm really hoping there are some other members who have seen this movie because I'm dying to discuss it some more! I saw it Sunday night and, boy, did it kick me in the butt. It was probably one of the best horror films I have ever seen. Sure, it was all jump scares! But they were so well planned and put together that even if I knew it was coming and expected it, whatever the scare was still scared the heck out of me and left me thoroughly surprised. The theater I was in was semi-full and you could tell, at certain points, everyone was a little confused: should we scream some more or laugh?

I haven't seen much of Sam Raimi's other horror films, but my cousin who is currently living with me is a big fan of him and he was the one who got me to go to Drag Me To Hell so I'm hoping to get a chance to see the older Raimi films so I can get an idea of what this guys about. He's certainly good at what he does... By the end of Drag me To Hell I couldn't tell if I really, really wanted to see it again or if I never wanted to see it again, ever. It was much more of a roller coaster than horror films usually are.
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Once I see this movie (which you make me want to do, as I've already established), then I will flood this forum with my opinion! Seriously though, I am planning on seeing this.
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This movie was weird, I like it! xD
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I was so scared I walked out after about 45 minutes. I hate scary movies, and gruesome stuff like that.




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I went with Jack, Omar, and smaur, and enjoyed it immensely. For me, it wasn't so much a scary movie as silly gore, and of course Sam Raimi at his best.

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I have not seen this movie but I want to.
I'm not usually a horror film fan but this looks very interesting.
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