Drag me to Hell

what was up with all the stuff in the old ladys mouth at her funeral?

It was very good for a horror film these days. Kind of takes me back to the days when horror films didn't try to take themselves seriously at all.

I thought it was great.

entertaining for sure, too many "jump out" scares for my taste. I HATE that shite, but it was still solid

the end of this movie was awesome, total shocker

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I don't recall the coin scene, but as soon as her envelope hit the floorboard, I new she was a goner. Plus, the way the ending unfolded was to nice and neat for Raimi's style. It just didn't feel right for everything to be back to normal or better.

I wasn't even remotely close to being born whenever the first Evil Dead was released, so needless to say I wasn't familiar with it until immediately before watching DMTH.

I'm currently attending a film school so I was told to watch the Evil Dead trilogy before watching DMTH.

Anyway, I actually LOVED the movie. I thought it was by far the best "horror" film of my generation at least. The entire movie doesn't take itself seriously, yet it had a pretty intriguing story and a great plot to go along with it, yet it was somewhat of a spoof. You don't see that at all these days.

I'm eager to see a more modern day follow up to Army of Darkness as Raimi has already confirmed that it's "in the works".

I thought the ending was pretty obvious at first, but I started to second guess myself at one point. I was like waiting for it and I kind of began to get confused. Then it suddenly ended like I thought it would.

No mystery here... after all, she was going to to be dragged into hell at some point. The title told us that.