Drag Me to Hell

Sam Raimi, Alison Lohman and things that go bump in the night are firing on all cylinders in this timely horror film

If a one-eyed gypsy with very bad teeth asks you for anything, and really, I cannot emphasize this enough, say yes. Don't waver, don't bargain; anything short of yes could put you on a fast track to damnation as surely as a broken mirror will bring you seven years of bad luck.
Look at what happens to Christine, a very good egg boiled to perfection by circumstance and a lot of good work by Alison Lohman. One bad decision and suddenly director Sam Raimi throws her under the bus of his terrific new horror film, "Drag Me to Hell. [...]

di Betsy Sharkey, articolo completo (5875 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 29 maggio 2009