"Drag me to Hell," by Sam Raimi is a horror film with a very interesting storyline.

Rating: Null/10 (27 November 2011)

"Drag me to Hell" Driected by Sam Raimi
A fright-movie "Drag me to Hell," directed by Sam Raimi in the year of 2009 includes casts, Christine Brown (Alison Lohman) a loan officer at a bank with a lovely boyfriend (Long). Christine comes across an old gypsy woman, Mrs. Ganush (Lorna Raver) who requests a third extension to her house, but Christine refuses her payment. Shamed by having to beg on bended knee, Mrs. Ganush warns Christine: 'Soon it will be you who comes begging to me.' The woman stalks Christine after work and grants her with a supernatural curse, one which she has only three days to overcome before the spirits drag her to hell.
"Giving the film's level of ambition, how well does the film succeed in what it tries to do?" Considering this question, we must review the effectiveness of all individual film elements to determine the effect each element has on our answer. Once this is complete, we can continue to our next question: Why does the film succeed or fail? In order for us to answer this question, we must look into individual elements for strengths and weaknesses, deciding which parts or elements contribute the most to the films success or failure: Which elements or parts make the strongest contribution to the theme and why? Which elements or parts fail to function effectively? Why do they fail? Since we are making an objective evaluation, we must explain why something works well or why a given scene fails to achieve its potential.
"Drag me to Hell" is full of epic shots. The most shocking thing about the movie is how well it's made technically. It had a variety of interesting shots and the real work of a master filmmaker. Mrs. Ganush is one true villain that provides a lot of scares. The dark atmosphere throughout the movie creates such a terror situation as well. Personally, I think Sam Raimi has done such a great job in the making of this horror film. Mrs. Ganush's continuous attacks on Christine make this film a successful thriller movie. Overall, I don't think there is any scene in the movie that does not make this film seem like it is not a horror movie.