I loved it! Super gross and it actually creeped me out a couple of times.

Rating: 9/10 (3 June 2009)

Sam Raimi comes back to what he does best, and he's picked up a lot of skills on the way. The precision of the camera work, editing and action scenes are pretty much perfection. The fight that takes place at the underground car park is formidable. When the old woman tries to bite her without her teeth in, and she is basically sucking her chin that is so funny. This film, like Evil Dead, is a comedy horror. Sam Raimi is trying to raise a laugh, for sure. So this film shouldn't be taken seriously; Sam Raimi's tongue is firmly in his cheek. That said, there is a fear factor to this film. There were many scares in the film, maybe even too many, but that's why I love Sam Raimi films, because he's not scared of showing you the monsters in full view. There's no blurred figures quickly crossing the camera here. There are clichés however, but they're funny, and they don't bog down the film. Also, there are certain things here that I've seen in Evil Dead, but they are obvious and not a complete copy, but more of a homage. This is a film with a relentless approaching doom that runs from start to finish. Like Evil Dead, this film just gets on with the scares; There's no boring long periods where the director tries to get you to like and sympathies with the main characters. Most horrors these days, will run for 30 minutes before a scary scene pops up. There's none of this here; It's a ride on the roller-coaster from hell from scene one to the final scene. All in all, it's not perfect. Maybe the end was a bit predictable, but I really enjoyed this movie. 90/100. My favorite horror this year, by one of my favorite directors of all time. A must see for horror fans!!