"In three days, she's going to hell."
Film "drag me to hell" forever happy and welcome by director Sam Raimi to its roots and origin in the context of the old horror small and more independent, such as films which he used in the manufacture of contract eighties and nineties, before Tdmh Hollywood to achieve one of the largest projects and most successful at the box office (the trilogy " Spider-man ").
Raimi left type in the beginning of the nineties, after completion, making a series of terror "Evil Dead", which provided a promising way out. Tried in a number of other areas, starting with the serious drama "Simple Plan" to the Western Sharon Stone's "quick and the dead," and then three-Comics "Spider-man" that made him a household name to the public on broadband.
This latest film, which is contrary to what he has achieved in its work with the same old product, it is not blatantly violent and bloody (assessment of Gilles view PG-13, while previous films valued at R), but it sheds a lot of visual entertainment terror bombs and contestant on the screen centered in the story of ghosts and curses, in other words possible to say ... Is "chased Aloorah" new.
As is usual in horror movies, the victim is a woman. Christine Brown (Alison Ohemen) Lutfia a young employee working in one of the banks, and like any other person is trying to move forward in their work. So in an attempt to appease the President, Christine refuses to request an old gypsy (Lorna Raffer) to extend the loan of her house, as insulting, unintentionally. In response to it, the Roma tore a button from the coat Christine, after the conflict that took place between them in the parking lot (more than moments of horror and novelty of the film), and then receive the curse known as "Lamia".
Despite the protests of her fiance, Clay Dalton (Justin Long), the doubts Christine paid to interview an Indian palm reader called Ram Jazz (Dileep Rao), and get him on the tragic news: After three days ... Stnhq the ground underneath the Thblaha directly to hell, literally. However, I found a way to salvation.
Raimi in this film after film manufacture heavy site seems to be enormous himself royally Lahia in the return of his love again. He knows exactly what to play in the approach of his work, depends more on the description and the tension from the blood and effects to achieve its objectives, and stuffing his dreams and nightmares of the horror Thregi where voiding Scariest with some amusing jokes and light blood, and never spared the shock of successive transformations.
The story is not torture porn or the style of weapons or the massacres, the director, distance from all of this to provide some of the nightmares and waking lives invisible, within the type of horror that mixes playful fear of estrangement and of humor. And actress Alison Ohemen (which distinguishes itself public in the Ridley Scott film "Men of matches") has the determination and success in the correct response for each situation, whether Juki or emotional, with a noticeable shift in the role near the end of the film.
Raimi wrote the film with his brother Ivan Kalgalb (script written nearly a decade ago, but Raimi gravitate and other projects linked with rock and was ignored), and two remain standing, including relevant experience in the heroine Museibtha and embarrassments and contesting that Tsaddamha. Like many horror movies, the story turns later to a moral dilemma, but the film deals with this part without the benefit of not pumping any depth.
What nibble on some of the movie so much haste in the narrative and concludes with frustration. I must say that it is not serious, and has no intention to do so. Take his idea is only modules (can be considered as a mixture of horror films "vicious" and "thinner" and "repellent life"), but with the details of many unusual and all-in-picture fun and easy outlet. In the end Raimi's return to his favorite hobby provides one of the most horror movies and entertainment value of many years, especially with all the Leader of the type recently empty platitudes and misfortunes "hellish."
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