So I was able to see the premier at the Chinese theatre in hollywood last night, and i went in with little to no expectations. This movie was awesome though, tons of chills but theres also a lot of humor in it ala Evil Dead. Now a lot of the scares in this movie are the startle scares, which normally bother me, but this movie is more lighthearted than your typical horror fest. It doesnt take itself too seriously; every scary part is tied together with little jokes that keep the whole film engaging from start to finish. Another thing I really enjoyed about the movie are the over the top "disgusting" scenes (you'll know what im talking about after you see it) you can almost picture Sam Raimi sitting in the editing room, laughing his *** off at your disgusted face. Im normally not a person for scary flicks, but this one has such an endearing charm to it that i cant help but stand and take notice. This film and restored my faith in the horror genre. Fantastic, scary, funny.

This is the first time in a long time that I was actually scared by a "horror" movie. It was so awesome this movie scared me so so so bad I was afraid to go into the parking garage to get into my car! It was also a great experience in the theater everybody was yelling out funny stuff, people were screaming, some were crying. One of the best theater experiences i've ever had. The movie was really good to I kept thinking I knew what was going to happen and then the movie would prove me wrong! Very suspenseful and kept me on the edge of my seat!

Look it's a Sam Raimi movie. If you don't know what you're in for then I really feel no sympathy for those who sit there in a PG-13 horror movie and expect garbage like Saw or Hills Have Eyes or the slew of no script, no flair, nondescript horror movies and can't appreciate this one (or the Evil Dead films). Sam keeps the pace fairly well with story, gut busting gore/violence and then "scary/creepy". The fight scene in the car near the beginning had the entire theater gasping, crying with laughter and groaning. This ain't the Exorcist and this ain't Hallowen. It's more fun.

Tues 5/26 - this evening I attended the advance press preview of this 99min movie directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman 1/2/3). Sam Raimi delivered a over-the-top plot-thin 'horror' movie that has a few scary yet laughable scenes. Be prepared for serious incidences of GROSSNESS. I could not decided if I was more 'horrified' or revolted/disgusted. Most folks would likely find this movie entertaining - especially fans of Sam Raimi - but I was thankful that 1.5hr passed by relatively quickly and the movie was over and done with. I doubt that I could put up with anymore stomach-churning disgustingly gross scenes. Still - DRAG ME TO HELL is the most entertaining 'horror'/supernatural movie in recent times - especially compared to The Ruins, The Haunting, The Eye(US-remake), SAW 1/2/3/4/etc., et cetera. Special effects were so-so Make-up and sets = above-average. Our heroine - whatever-her-name-was - was just forgettable. VERDICT: Wait for the DVD - rental. Go if you must.

I saw the prescreening of this movie last night and I have to say I thought it was AWESOME! It's classic Sam Raimi at his best (in the style of his Evil Dead movies). The whole audience laughed and jumped in their seats the whole time! Fun was had by all :) GO SEE IT!!!