Drag Me To Hell (2009) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

The Patreon winner this month was Drag Me To Hell! Sam Raimi's return to horror after his cult classic Evil Dead trilogy! Boy was this a fun watch!!
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[@CinemaRules]

What’s your favourite part of this video? Tag the time down below 👇

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

The chin sucking of course

[@Lee_1994_]

At 5:45 and 9:21 them 2 parts absolutely cracked me up 🤣😂

[@SamoylovaAlisa]

@@MrfuckinBeilke 5:44 don't thank me

[@timjasnic2002]

7:50 The Fly 😂😂

[@SerbTerm]

The ending. Getting dragged down to hell

[@djhcc7]

I worked as a Cinema manager in Belfast when this came out. We handed buttons to customers as the left lol

[@Aeroldoth3]

That is awesome!

[@sallyatticum]

THAT is funny!

[@anacuriosademais2650]

I wish I was there hahaha

[@joshuaramon123]

That's hilarious and probably scary

[@ThreadBomb]

I just hope you didn't suck on the buttons first.

[@SoSoMikaela]

It seems super weird to me that the old lady had the power to damn a bank loan manager to eternal torment in Hell but couldn't conjure up the magic to pay her own mortgage. She specced into a really unpragmatic skill tree there.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Should’ve put more points into Barter

[@ScottMcGoldrick]

yeah she real sus

[@lysfranc8782]

It reminds me of a french comic named Whole Moon (Pleine lune) where a racist man working in an administrative office is cursed for one night by an old man. It was one hell of a night

[@Aeroldoth3]

That's what happens when you put all your points into combat and use cha as a dump stat. "You put a deathcurse on the banker NPC? Ok, but you still lost your house, and the backlash kills you. Tommy, what do you do?" "She's dead? I take all her magic items!"

[@fizikz9647]

Shes a gypsy , gypsies believe they are cursed by God cos their ancestors made the nails for jesus crucifixion, hence they embrace curses and their magic is only dark so they cant just conjure up money. This films is similar in structure and tone to Stephen kings thinner

[@MsKimifer]

I remember seeing this in theaters and right in the middle, some guy yelled from the back, "I can't handle ONE MORE THING going in her mouth!!!!!" Ever since then this movie has been labeled in my brain as ' the movie where everything goes in her mouth'.

[@dramamole]

This film mainly suffered from poor marketing. The poster for the movie is the last shot of the movie, very much like Rec/Quarantine. The goat scene was all I ever heard anyone talk about when this movie came out.

[@lanagievski1540]

The marketing absolutely dropped the ball. I went into this movie expecting straight up supernatural horror and I was very surprised and confused about what I was watching

[@agenttheater5]

why does it always have to be a goat anyhow? What did the goat do as a species of animal to be associated with evil?

[@sunnyday6133]

@@agenttheater5 OG Bible type of flow

[@agenttheater5]

@@sunnyday6133 still unfair on the goats.

[@DanielleCateley1]

I swear the chin sucking thing is what stayed with me for all these years, UGH. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@emilyaitch8143]

Same!!

[@sierrasastarr]

The most underrated horror movie ever - the jump scares are masterful, the nods to Hitchcock and Evil Dead, the story of losing your soul in pursuit of classist ideals, the metaphor of weight and eating dissorders as signifiers of class, plus the nods to Hitchocock, chefs kiss! AND the villain dies 30 minutes in but even after death she stays the baddest bitch and just keeps rippin out Christine's hair and spiting gross shit in her mouth! What a legend🤮

[@j.m.watkins5169]

The sound design and score, even more than the visual effects, is what really makes this film amazing!!

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

Agree, the surround sound track on this movie is insane!

[@SinclairSan]

The visual effects are shite

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

@@SinclairSan To be fair, it's hard to know for sure how demons from hell actually look.

[@j.m.watkins5169]

@@SinclairSan Special effects and makeup were pretty good….visual effects…yeah, not so much.

[@fungifago]

I worked on a projection booth and we showed this film, it was one of the noisiest movies we ever shown!

[@timothyford7539]

I always thought Alison Lohman was one of the most beautiful women I'd ever seen, great actress too. She got married, had a kid or two and pretty much walked away from acting.

[@viviandarkbloom1]

Me too. I was just going to ask what became of her.

[@BrokenGodEnt]

She was great in Matchstick Men.

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

Yes, good actress! Lot of cool films she made. Even Flicka I liked, lol She kinda look that superhero girl from The Boys

[@AngelofMusic04]

Between the "Evil Dead" Trilogy (especially the director's cut ending of "Army of Darkness") and "Drag Me to Hell", Sam Raimi as a horror icon really isn't happy until he's tortured the shit out of his protagonists.

[@Daniellabc]

I still watch this once in while. It's such an underrated movie 😪 that last scene shock my ass when I first watched it😂

[@JoyfulOrb]

This movie horrified me, I couldn't understand why people were laughing in the theater! Even knowing and loving Sam Raimi's movies, I couldn't feel the humor in this, it MESSED. ME. UP. She worked for a sexist jerk, was fighting to keep her job, and the one time she wasn't going to bat for the little guy, and she did what she was supposed to do, she's cursed to HELL and everything about her life is ruined first.

[@Strangepete]

Hey just wanted to say that I understand where you are coming from I felt similar, what a fucked up thing the back talk in the beginning. I also had a pretty similar thing with "Fun with dick and Jane" movie, different genre I know but I could not find humor in it, I was annoyed that a movie which showcased how we are still honestly in the modern day wage slaves to money and jobs for access to food and shelter was presented as this frivolous funny thing to watch this couple deal with that in an extreme way. I just felt agitated and disgusted and stopped half way through. "Haha we have to have a job or we starve to death, good thing we live in a free country based on liberty and slavery is over though amirite, this movie is so funny, haha!" Not funny to me at all.

[@ThreadBomb]

@Your unfriendly Neighborhood Demon Were you triggered by the suggestion that America isn't paradise on Earth?

[@damienthorn1849]

@@ThreadBomb America is a liberal hellscape

[@agenttheater5]

of course if her sexist co-workers has served Mrs Ganush that day they would've met the same fate. Might have been worth her researching more about the sacrifice before just killing her poor defenceless little cat.

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

I felt physically sick and gross watching this movie. I hated seeing such a sweet, innocent person be tortured and suffer for all of eternity for no good reason.

[@dlweiss]

I love how this movie not only scares the audience with a flying handkerchief, but scares the audience with a flying handkerchief THAT IT SHOWS COMING.

[@WoodlandAsh]

Watch ‘under the shadow’ & I guarantee you’ll never look at table cloths the same ever again 😅

[@tehpickle1250]

Watching this film might be the most fun I’ve ever had at the cinema. Stupid, loud and outrageously fun.

[@TheGarethLusk]

Sams a master...really is. His methid of weaving humor with horror is very unique

[@mikeda_hammer2158]

It's terrible

[@drivingstudios6151]

He is really good at balancing the two tones without one going over the other. That's why some other comedy horror movies fail is because they add to much humor to the recipe and not the horror. Movies/shows like The Evil Dead franchise, Army of Darkness (not sure it counts as horror but still putting it here), Shaun of the Dead, American Psycho, Phantom of The Paradise and Ash vs The Evil Dead work because they add both horror and comedy to make a perfect film without a tone going off balance from the other

[@afn3899]

Agreed

[@1977Suspiria]

This is such a fun horror movie. The fight scene in the car park is awesome.

[@Nebuladust1018]

Agreed

[@TearYouApart360]

Underrated movie. Movie was marketed poorly. Shouldn't have been marketed as a straight horror.

[@barnabasstewart4104]

I'm so glad you guys watched this!!! It's a great one! Tucker and Dale vs. Evil is another one I think you two would like!

[@CinemaRules]

I (Shaun) have seen tucker and dale vs evil and I really think Tom will love the film haha

[@gabriellebraswell3306]

OMG yessssss

[@maximillianosaben]

Wildly unrelated, but What We Do In The Shadows would be another hit reaction.

[@barnabasstewart4104]

@@maximillianosaben YES! The movie, because Taika and Jemaine are in it! I love that movie so much!!

[@bloodofmyenemies]

There is definitely subtext for ptsd but a deeper theme that is more noticeable upon further watches is eating disorders. It's a big reason Raimi focuses more on food and err mouth horror in this one.

[@indiatastic]

Yes I've read it is a metaphor for her bulimia.

[@Serenity113]

Because of this I’m very curious of how Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness is going to turn out under the helm of Sam Rami.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Tom! Thanks, Shaun! 🔥 Laughing at horror is one of my favorite feelings... and vicariously experiencing it through both of you is just as delightful!

[@judson9223]

Such an underrated film. I legitimately would place it within the top 10 horror films of its decade! Loved the layered story about morality. Christine made some pretty dark grey decisions before she was cursed and continued to do so after she finds out and gets increasingly desperate to escape it. Would many of us make the same dubious choices as her in the same situation? Yeah! Was her punishment too harsh for her mistakes? Absolutely! But was she ultimately a self-serving person who had many chances to do the right thing but instead let her insecurities and ambition lead her astray? She was... That's where the depth of the story lies. It is also interesting that both times we saw people get "dragged to hell", it happened at the same moment they could have died through non-supernatural means (the boy at the beginning fell off the second floor and Christine was run over by a train).

[@KonohazFinest]

Totally ridiculous plot so she gets hell for all eternity for what she did.

[@judson9223]

@@KonohazFinest Yes she does, that is a fact about the events that play out in the film. The whole point of the horror is that it is unsettling precisely because what she does isn't "that bad" and something many of us can envision doing ourselves.

[@Nexils]

I low-key hate this movie for the fact that Christine was just doing her job. They even extended the loan multiple times already, but NOPE witch-Karen thinks she can beg her way out of it :p I think it would've been wonderfully dark if the boyfriend got sent to hell instead of her. Like everything was going well for her and then the love of her life would just get dragged to hell.

[@EricGraham94]

But don’t forget that Christine kinda deserved to burn in hell. She killed her own cat just to save her own skin, almost considered giving the button away to an innocent family, couple or a sick elderly man, defiled a corpse, and WAS DUMB ENOUGH TO NOT CHECK THE DAMN ENVELOPE

[@poneal666]

I really like this movie. It has clashing tones and struggles during the second act, but it's got great visuals despite the crap CGI, some great scenes, and its mix of humor and horror is definitely Sam Raimi. Also, agreeing with others that you need to check out some more John Carpenter films - Prince of Darkness, In the Mouth of Madness, and They Live.

[@indiatastic]

They Live is one of the best movies ever made.

[@brianburkhardt3692]

ITMoM is one of my favorite horror movies ever. I don’t think they’d love it as much as me, but it’s still great. They Live is a must though.

[@damienjohn]

It’s a big budget love letter to B-horror schlock and I adore it. Also one of the most rewatchable movies ever - so many great set pieces throughout.

[@kaerbear]

People forget about The Quick and The Dead. One of my faves by Sam Raimi. Gene Hackman is so good in that. Check it out if you like Sam Raimi.

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

I really liked that movie too!

[@amandajm]

there’s a theory in film crit circles that the curse is a metaphor for an eating disorder. how everything has to do with food or stuff going in or out of her mouth or hair tearing out. and it’s mentioned a couple of times how she used to be fat. i wonder if the dinner scene would hit harder with that in mind.

[@crouchingotter]

Definitely give A Simple Plan a watch. It’s another Sam Raimi film and it’s so very tense.

[@viviandarkbloom1]

Great flick.

[@BareBandSubscription]

Criminally overlooked movie these days.

[@Petie52683]

I was scared the entire time because I feel like an underdog, like the main character. You can only do what you can, and maybe you’ll succeed, but you’ll probably be dragged to hell.

[@tumbleheart4664]

Saw this in a midnight showing, it was the most fun I've had at the movies ever.

[@isabeauwolf562]

Never will forget the first time I saw this movie with my mom in theaters. Still gives me chills.

[@adampellett4917]

I saw that movie in 2009. All I know Sam Raimi made the best horror flick with his ultimate vengeance even Christopher Young’s score is beautifully spellbinding. I enjoy it a lot. Great vid, gents. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@KBH27]

Also by Sam Raimi, "A Simple Plan" is a must see

[@redangel169]

Alright, as animal lover and kitty owner....she deserves everything she gets for harming the kitten.

[@fractaljack210]

What a fun movie! As always: finish Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy: 2) Prince of Darkness and 3) In the Mouths of Madness.

[@Chrisbajs]

This is about her eating disorder. It is said that she was a fat kid, and every horror element is about things going into our out from her mouth. And the cake with the eye (watching her eating). It's all in her head. And the final scene is just her killing herself by jumping in front of the train. (Or that's one interpretation)

[@branj18]

This movie mixes horror and comedy very well. I love it!

[@el34glo59]

BTW have you guys watched Cabin in the Woods yet? If you somehow haven't, get on it asap.

[@CamReeds]

i remember seeing this in theatre i was jumping up and down at the end cheering, i believed the happy ending completely i loved the switch

[@ElaMongrella]

The flap of the button envelope was triangular, while the flap of the coin envelope was one of those straight, self sticking ones. If your life and soul depended on this button, would you not notice such a difference? It was a completely different type of envelope FFS. lol

[@raputathebuta]

Also, wouldn't you feel the button in the envelope or hold the envelope up to the light to make sure you have the right one?

[@ThreadBomb]

@@raputathebuta Yes, that was my thought too.

[@luvu1165]

This came out when I was 9 years old... Back then, the scene at 8:03 actually scarred me for YEARS. I couldn't fall asleep unless I had my back against the wall, even now I still turn around at night just to double check no one is there. 🤡 But honestly looking back at it now, it's definitely more funny than scary, although it does have it's suspenseful moments. ☺️

[@charlesmdrummer]

Wait I did the exact same thing because of this movie and I was 9 too hahaha

[@bighuge1060]

For some incredibly stupid reason, I sat close to the screen when I saw this in the theatre so the screen filled even my peripheral vision. I probably jumped more during that screening than in any other movie I've seen in the theatre. Every time the sound got softer, I knew a scare was seconds away.

[@kirstylouise7278]

Haven’t watched this in years and yet I still vividly remember the part with the old lady sucking on the chin… 🤢🤮

[@enzolimaooyoutubersemgraca5282]

one of the most bizarre and fun horror movies, the guy is professional at making movie like this👌

[@EmlynBoyle]

This movie was partly inspired by the 1950s British movie ‘Night Of The Demon’, which itself was adapted from the classic M.R.James story ‘Casting The Runes’. This movie is fun, though somewhat neglected when it was originally released.

[@uNkLeRaRa4]

I saw this in theatres as a second choice and it turned out to be an AWESOME movie!!

[@jeremyfalkner9223]

Horror is you guys' strong suit! And the people love it.

[@yoshiithelizard2664]

I remember watching this long time ago, and I love how silly it was. The "goat scene", my gosh... When the goat started to speak with that puppet looking and fake face, I lost my sh*t 😂😂😂 I don't know if they recommend you "Exorcism of Emily Rose". If you didn't watch it, I think you should, that movie still haunts me and can't even watch it a second time. Great reaction as always!!! :D

[@bearbonesphones4686]

Moral of story is, check your emails.

[@Irishgui83]

Apparently it wasn't a literal demon. It was a metaphor for her own demons/eating disorder. She never eats in the movie (except for the ice cream). Every single thing else which enters her mouth is sickening, disgusting, unwanted, against her will etc plus Mrs Ganish's granddaughter tells her "you used to be a fat girl didn't you?" So it could be a movie about her eating disorder and how it is her own personal curse/demon which gets her in the end.

[@kmiller2087]

I read somewhere that this movie has a message about bulimia and eating disorders. which is why all the shocking scenes have things flying into or out of her mouth, and vomiting all the time.

[@el34glo59]

Rofl at your poltergeist impression. Had me dying

[@okeefe757]

As an American, I would give the button to Nigel Farage or Mitch McConnell. 😉🙂

[@owainthomas2316]

Mitch McConnell cus Nigel Farage isn't bad

[@Jamescush]

You seem like a lovely person.

[@willhuey4891]

one day mitch will keel over from old age in some years down the line.

[@ibuprofriends]

@@Jamescush shut up lmao

[@peteparker22]

Maybe just give it to some child murderer in prison?

[@MrBfg586]

No one ever looks at the ending in a positive way. Satan was saving her from getting hit by the train

[@baronvg]

Honestly, rewatching this movie after all these years, that whole bulimia theory is making more and more sense lol

[@KNK2116]

I 100% agree with what you both said. I saw this movie in the theater and I remember being really scared majority of the film but on a rewatch I initially felt kinda embarrassed about how afraid I was and that I had told people “omg this movie is terrifying, you’ve got to watch it!” I later realized exactly what made this film so scary to me. This is one of those movies that you’ve really got to see it in the theater to get the most out of it. The loud sounds and the score(s) really are what makes the scares and suspenseful moments the most effective. It’s a fun movie to watch with a group of people, as you both said in the video. I really enjoy your content and am excited to continue on with watching you guys!

[@wileyjdraws7594]

Sam raimi directed a western if you didn't know. The quick and the dead.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Great cast in that 👍

[@keychainere]

Back to the cubes with you.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Great cast in that 👍

[@marie-helenemartel7147]

I love this film Sam Raimy is so unique, and his work is impossible to reproduce.

[@sincstuff]

This movie came out at a time when there were few (if any) good horror movies coming out. I went in completely blank and so happy I did. I don't remember a time I was both on the edge of my seat and laughing hysterically. The audience was cheering and having a blast - it was a great cinema movie memory. One of my top 5 favourites that combines horror and comedy seamlessly. Well done Raimi brothers! Give us another please!

[@okeefe757]

Saw this in the theater and had a great time by myself. It was what I expected: A ridiculously over the top gross out movie with again over the top performances. I wasn't looking for the lead actress, Alison Lohman to give an amazing performance-she gave me what I wanted in the context of the film:an essentially good but definitely flawed character who was going to be dragged to hell at the end. It couldn't have ended any other way. There was no fight against a big demon at the end, where she won and spare her from hell. It was a good, dark, fatalistic ending. Justin Long's (her boyfriend) face at the end was both hilarious and drepressing.

[@michaelhurley1497]

The ending is similar to the climax of an old British film called Night of the Demon; that also involved a train and a cursed object.

[@fizikz9647]

Sam raimi always mixed horror and serious acting with a comedic tones in horror elements and tension. My only issue is the cgi if it was old skool prosthetics ( lack of budget maybe) it would be better. The clash of tones is literally how raimi makes films. Thats why I love him

[@Timelord007]

Great reaction guys to a awesome horror comedy, the goat scene is batshit hilarious & the ending was great despite being predictable. Your reactions are always fun & entertaining, another Raimi classic is Darkman.

[@whodovoodoo2313]

Yes! Yes! I'm so chuffed you've reacted to this!

[@brookerogers6264]

This movie is HILARIOUS but also kept me from sleeping for about a week!!

[@Chelaxim]

One aspect about this film people forget that lends it more weight is that it came out during the height of the great ression.

[@Kronical69420]

Hey guys, how about we go for some retro horror. Wouldnt mind seeing you react to PUMPKIN HEAD or LOSTBOYS. Beat the rush and be the first to react to them, because you will have to eventually.....they all will.

[@brianburkhardt3692]

Oh man, Lost Boys. 8/10 just on the soundtrack alone

[@biguy617]

Sam is also a creator of the Xena series and he directed The Quick and the Dead which is a western. Xena is on Tubi

[@mraqeel8420]

There is a super hero movie that sam raimi wrote the story of it and also directed it the movie called (dark man) year 1990 and it was his first superhero movie, you should watch it , i always watch it when i was a kid it's really cool movie.

[@HaienTwitch]

I loved the first parts of this movie. It`s actually really creepy and well made, but I lost it after the round table scene. I wish it stayed as a horror movie and not ventured into comedy at all.

[@momimtired]

both of them were so chaotic on this video and i love that

[@michaelreed220]

Don't forget to watch the first film version of "Drag Me To Hell" - from 1957 called "Curse of the Demon" - exact same storyline - different actors different time. An alternate British release title is "Night of the Demon" for the same film.

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

CHILDREN OF MEN, CHILDREN OF MEN, CHILDREN OF MEN, CHILDREN OF MEN, CHILDREN OF MEN!! PLS REACT

[@douglovesmovies2376]

Best movie ever ❤️

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

@@douglovesmovies2376 IT'S MY FAVORITE BY A MILE. *THE PROTECTOR* IS AT A DISTANCE SECOND.

[@trumphatesyou]

Although it's tough to watch "Schindlers List" is the best movie ever.

[@mayaskme6291]

I'm still hoping you can add "BUG" starring Ashley Judd as Agnes White; Michael Shannon as Peter Evans; Lynn Collins as R.C.; Harry Connick Jr. as Jerry Goss; Brian F. O'Byrne as Dr. Sweet ... It's a psychological Horror that shouldn't be missed.

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

Yeah that’s a good one

[@ItDoesntMatterReally]

Saw this in theaters and loved it. It was everything I wanted out of a Sam Raimi horror, complete with metallic audio from hell, interesting visuals, sight gags, a handful of one-liners, human endurance in the face of the grotesque, and even a one-liner here and there. Is it perfect? no, but I'd hardly say the tone was it's biggest problem.

[@ScotchBeard78]

I came out of the theatre after watching this movie on such a high. I don't think I realized how much I'd wanted a horror / comedy with this kind of tone and energy until I saw this. So much horror is just unrelentingly grim or depressing (and that's great and all), but there's something to be said for this kind of childhood-Halloween-spooky-gross-out vibe. Weirdly, it's a horror movie that really cheered me up. It reminds you it's cool to have fun with this stuff.

[@jaymanuel3396]

This movie always reminds me of the British classic Night of the Demon. DMTH has its moments, but it’s just way too silly and funny for me. The constant projectile vomiting and pus effects become eye rolling. If they had treated it seriously, it would’ve been terrifying.

[@ineedacigarette1688]

Oh this one from me! Thank u guys. Great reaction

[@algi1]

BTW the witch is a Hungarian speaking Roma (there's a large Romani minority in Hungary) and her curse is "Az ördög szálljon beléd!", meaning "May the devil possess you." And her insult "szajha" is just the typical gendered insult.

[@amandaevans7908]

I could only watch this one once. About halfway through I was like one more thing gets in her mouth and I'm out. But I did finish it and didn't eat anything the rest of the day...lol it's just so gross!!

[@CinemaRules]

😂😂 we don’t blame you

[@AbsoluteApril]

yeah I liked most of this movie, esp the ending, but the overly cgi gross mouth stuff puts me off wanting to watch it again, I'd rather see blood gore than gross spit/vomit/stuff XD

[@amandaevans7908]

@@AbsoluteApril yes!!! Lol I legit can't handle it! Lol I'm glad they watched it though!

[@VelkanAngels]

Yeah, I watched it earlier today for the first time while eating lasagna............ Sigh...

[@CinemaRules]

@@VelkanAngels 😂😂😂

[@josephspicketts4525]

you guys are so adorable! i love your accent and your videos make my day!

[@TearYouApart360]

Try Tucker & Dale vs. Evil.

[@JessLoveyy]

😂😭😭😭 your reactions were so funny lol

[@adriansantiago313]

thank you guys are so funny. ill keep you in my prayers seriously.

[@colly3333]

Does it really have to be one or the other? Why can't it be both? When I first watched it, I really enjoyed it. It was a thrill ride and hilarious. I don't think Raimi meant to scare you, he just wanted you to have a good time. I give it a 7.8.

[@CinemaRules]

It doesn’t have to be one or the other no, but it just feels conflicted with itself, we feel it should balance more towards one tone, and sprinkle in some of the other

[@EricGraham94]

@@CinemaRules I think it’s partly because the original screenplay for this film was written in the late 90’s after the Evil Dead trilogy was done. But Raimi never got to work on it because he was doing the Spider-Man films. After Spider-Man 3 was done, he got to work on Drag Me to Hell, which is basically a 90’s horror movie released in the late 2000’s. Even 1990’s horror movies had a blend of humor-horror

[@lanolinlight]

I don't get how these guys didn't see all the comical elements weaved throughout the film, not just the climax. Raimi knew what he was doing. It's like expecting DARKMAN to be THE DARK KNIGHT. Sheesh. Young audiences today: "I didn't know how to react. The instructions weren't clear."

[@raphaelspector3682]

I haven't even seen the video and I liked it. Y'all are awesome. Much love from the states.

[@jimtatro6550]

I like this movie, but I really wanted to love it. I hope Sam Raimi will eventually make another hardcore horror film that’s not PG13

[@CinemaRules]

We hope so too! But in the meantime we can enjoy his doctor strange movie coming out soon and the new evil dead film ‘evil dead rise’ (produced by Sam Raimi)

[@serpicopiu3591]

I love your reactions, they're hilarious!

[@thomasbaker2067]

The parking lot scene was awesome.

[@TheLandOfFantasy]

Some people find it sad what happened to the bank lady in the end. How can it be sad when she could give the old lady another extension? The bank lady wanted a better / higher place in the banking job, so she was selfish, decided to take the chance to say no to the extension and maybe then could reach her dream. So, maybe some of you should see the movie one more time because you missed some things in the movie. Or, maybe you are as the bank lady? 👩🏼 👈😬 And before Hell taking the bank lady, in the ending she saying to her boyfriend: "I could give her another extension, but I didn't. It was my decision and it was wrong of me." See the movie again. Then maybe the old lady are not evil anymore?

[@paulrees3861]

It's a slightly updated version of M R James 'casting the runes' story, that was later filmed as Night/Curse of the Demon (an old classic B&W film).

[@MrJeepman76]

For a gross out factor you guys should watch Evil Dead(2013) if you haven't already!

[@xmichaelwood]

9:18 gave me the stomach pains from laughing so hard and it's been MONTHS since I've laughed like that. Thank you so much! hahahahahah

[@tamerialyn]

I remember when I watched this in the theaters. My legs was shaking so bad when it was over this movie is scary 😭

[@terrycharnley]

Saw this at the cinema too, brilliant, but I do not have it on blu ray, to my mate's astonishment. One of the best things about it is that you never see the demon properly, it's all just shadow play and even in daylight, it's better. The ending was always going to be that way too, because anything else would have been a cop out. It is a horror.

[@GoeticJeffy666]

The chin sucking! It made their "relationship" closer :D And in the end when she hugged her in the grave, she was like "Hey girl, long time no see, hell of a life." *SARCASM meter filled up*

[@sarahwhite4906]

Fully fair review! When I watched it the first time I was in Raimi fan-mode so I was like, "Oh, there's The Classic!" Then, "I really appreciate the body fluid being recognized"...Then, "yep, full slap-stick comedy"...Then "I'm ok with this, but I'm still bothered by...". I still love this movie.

[@fungifago]

I watched this film on premiere in the cinema I worked and half the people left scared and disgusted, the experience was wild and the sound was insane... definitely a film to watch on a theatre

[@thegoldenadonis7552]

This movie is hilarious to me. Horror in general is for me but this was just super funny in so many ways. Such a fun movie