the ending of the film is more than somewhat controversial, and in fact you could even spend the rest of the day going over it in your mind, trying to figure out what the Raimi bros were thinking. Her life is suddenly in ruins, but with the help of a fortune teller, and his Latin American friends, Christine attempts to rid herself of the demon, before it takes her down to hell. Feeling shamed, the old woman puts a curse on Christine, and sends a demon after her. So when an old gypsy woman comes and asks her for a third extension on mortgage payment, Christine denies her that.

She decides that in order to impress her boss, she has to be tougher. and is trying to get the position of assistant manager. Christine Brown is a loan officer in L.A. Sam Raimi hasn't made a bad movie yet, and while Drag Me To Hell has emerged as a case of you hate it or you love it (like Apocalypse Now, Forrest Gump, and Avatar). When the furniture starts flying and the scary voices fill Christine's head, she heads. She seizes one of the buttons from Christine's tatty coat, and invokes an ancient curse. Christine fights back bravely, thanks to the stapler she conveniently brought home from work, but Mrs.

In a superbly edited fight sequence in a parking garage, Mrs. Ganush knows a little something about revenge. Ganush (Lorna Raver) hobbles into the bank to ask Christine for yet another extension on her mortgage so she can keep her home, Christine steels herself and makes the judgment call that will win that promotion. Jacks (David Paymer) lets Christine know that her Midwestern, corn-fed sincerity isn't going to get her anywhere: 'Make the tough decisions.' When Mrs. Her boyfriend Clay (Justin Long) comes from a wealthy family who'd prefer it if Clay could find a girlfriend with more ambition and more social connections.Ĭhristine's chief competition is misogynist Stu Rubin (Reggie Lee), a slimeball with no discernable code of ethics. However, for those who enjoy a straight up genre thrill ride, Drag Me to Hell offers a satisfying experience and poses some intriguing questions.Ī disarmingly pretty Alison Lohman ( White Oleander) plays Christine Brown, a loan officer in a branch office of a small bank who dreams of being promoted to assistant manager. It's creepy and gory, not to mention theologically suspect, and will give all but the most stalwart horror fans an unshakable case of the screaming meemees.

Drag Me to Hell is not the movie to satisfy the kids with while they eagerly await director Sam Raimi's next Spider-Man installment.

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