I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought she was treated unfairly. It's the old woman that was the bad and evil one.

I'd still love a sequel where he tries to free her from hell.

Sam Raimi needs to direct horror films more often!

Few movies have ever captured the sheer terror of being denied a mortgage extension.

Interestingly enough, I never once thought of the curse as about whether or not the girl should have been dragged to hell. I thought they deliberately established that the gypsy woman was the problem, seeing as how she doesn't pay her mortgage despite her extensions yet never even gave any exposition as to why she wasn't, and when she couldn't manipulate the situation any longer she cursed the girl in petty spite. It never occured to me that the girl was meant to be in the wrong lol

When the old hag's corpse fell on her at the funeral and the green death puke in her mouth , I literally had to pause and say OMG out loud 😂LMAO I haven't had a horror film make me react like that ever .

You guys have just such great chemistry, and have come up with a great channel idea. Thank you

Christine didn’t deserve that fate. 😳🥺 the old lady was petty af lol

Classic Sam Raimi movie. When he was announced to do the Spider-Man twenty years ago, I was a little surprised, but he pulled it off. This movie along with his other horror classics is what separates him from most other directors, his style is different, can never get enough of his horror movies.

That is a fun movie. The parking garage scene and the scene with the goat are probably the best parts.

Actually, Ted Raimi was in the movie but they never showed his face. He played the doctor that came to Christine's house after she got attacked. It was very brief and he was talking to Justin Long in the next room, but Ted Raimi was in the movie technically.

My mom let me watch this and the saw movies when I was around 11. I can still vividly remember the nightmares I used to have

It seems that Sam R. read Stephen King's "Thinner" and created a version that was more to his liking.

Mrs Movies not finding Mr Movies' humor funny AT ALL is what makes these reactions priceless. Lol

I love this movie! Sam Raimi coming back to horror movies to show how it should be done. (the gumming scenes in the car and at the funeral wake are utterly disgusting though lol)

I love when she stabs the cake that she’s holding a cartoonishly big fork. Good ole Sam and his visual trickery.

Oh, I'm so here for this reaction. Was one of my favourite films when it came out. Orphan, also 2009, is another great watch. 💝💖❤💖💝

When she killed the cat, she forgot to say Klatu Barrada Nicto...

16:16 LOL the return of Dave rod❤

Why do we like to watch Mrs. Movies recoil in terror? Because we are evil, and it's really fun!😂 Sam Raimi is a master!

Would somebody please think of the bank's shareholders!!!!! lmao

I am with Raimi here, who said Christine deserved her fate. The old lady said she made all her payments until she got sick & was expecting more money soon. But Christine denied her because she wanted a promotion, thinking only of herself. Her boss said it was her choice. And she made the choice she thought would benefit her. Then when confronted either by Ganush or the granddaughter, she lies & shifts blame to the bank & her boss, neither of which forced any decision on her. It's just her taking no accountability for a choice **she** decided to make. Then after the curse, she's willing to kill innocent animals & dececrate graves to save herself. We see how quick she is to demand or beg other people for help, some of whom died trying to help her. The pawn shop owner gave her a taste of her own medicine when he had no pity on her & told her to take or leave his offer. Then at the film's end, she begs a clerk to sell her a coat despite being told twice the store was closed, again showing hiw entitled & selfish she is. Unlike the old woman losing a house, Christine could do without a damn coat. Really....lmao And in the end, her competition was an idiot who got himself fired. So she probably would have gotten the promotion regardless. Because even if she granted an extension, she was loyal to the bank unlike the other douche. Her greed & pride did her in. Two of the Seven Deadly Sins I might add. Lmao All this because getting a promotion for herself & her ego came before sympathy & helping someone in need. Then when her ass is in hot water & only gonna get hotter, she does more reprehensible things that assure her a spot in Hell anyway. But oh well. Now she doesn't have to worry about a job, being fat, or her boyfriend's family anymore. 🤣

I LOVE these two since the very beginning. You can tell they’re not only wife and husband, they’re also really good friends.

Sam Raimi sure knows how to scare the hell out of you. What an end.

I know it's not plausible whatsoever. But, I've always dreamed of a fan made sequel where Justin Long and Ash find Constantine to free her from Hell and fight the demon. lol

I'm just curious how that Gypsy(?) family is slinging curses and evil spirits around at anybody who crosses them and somehow THEY haven't all been dragged down to Hell. If anybody in this movie deserved it, it was them.

The point of the curse wasn’t whether the decision was right or wrong; it’s that she pushed the responsibility off on someone else when it really was her choice to make. She may have made the right choice logically speaking, but she made the decision with the intent of impressing her boss and securing her promotion and not because it was the choice she believed in. That’s why the granddaughter was so hostile to her at the door. She knew that she decided to decline the loan and not her boss like she claimed. I feel like if she had owned up to her decision and confessed that she was the one who decided to reject the loan they “may” have decided to help her. It’s actually a recurring theme I see in every horror movie having to do with Gypsy curses at this point. As for the movie itself… first time I saw it when it came out I really liked it. As the years have moved on I’m far more disinclined to enjoy this movie. It has some genuinely good creepy moments, but for me it’s a very special effects heavy gross-out movie with a mediocre story 🤷🏻 In fact, some of the effects are just so bad I can’t help but laugh, particularly the scene involving that anvil and the eyeballs squirting out 🤦🏻‍♂️ I can’t say whether it’s due to effects coming so far along since it’s release, or if I am just genuinely jaded by horror movies at this point. I still like the movie despite a sort of harsh criticism, but it’s very definitely at the lower levels of my list

Sam Rami is the absolute TRUTH!! I love his directing style! I remember watching this with my wife at the movies, and she whispered to me, "This reminds me of Evil Dead 2"... I seriously cackled out loud and said, "This is the director!" So much fun

Nothing like a good Sam Raimi flick. Darkman next! 😅

the joy i saw when this popped in my sub box! DMTH has always been in my top 5 of horror and stoked to finally have miss check it out, no doubt she'll love it!💕😂 catch you on the other side. ❣

19:45- Now it's an anime. 21:17- Darn Raimi. I'm eatin man!!! 27:11- You didn't meet farm gal on FarmersOnly? 28:25- Don't you mean "Be my....guest" 36:03- Jeez, Conjuring. Calm down.

When I first watched this one I hated it. I didn't quite apreciate the gore subgenre of horror, but now, 14 years later I have learned to recognize this movie as a great example of it's kind... Even if you don't like it, You can't forget most of the scenes of this movie. Great reaction folks! I love it when it's a first watch for both of you! I wonder if you ever considered doing a youtube poll someday!

I like to think this is in the same universe as Evil Dead. It feels like the same world.

When this film came out, I was completely caught of guard by the direction but it was completely worth it.

Saw this in the theater when it came out! It was absolutely wild! The audience had a blast and we jumped so much!

As a kid, my first discovery for Sam Raimi was obviously "Spider-Man" 1-3, and I had no idea that he made horror movies before the "Spider-Man" trilogy. Sure, the hospital attack scene in "Spider-Man 2" is scary and all, but the overall film is still awesome. Back in '09, when I almost turned 7, there was this TV spot of "Drag Me to Hell" that was shown during a commercial break, and it really scared the living daylights out of me. Then I saw Sam Raimi's name in the TV spot and my mind was like, "Wait, that's the guy who made the 'Spider-Man' movies? Holy s***!" Years later, I began watching Raimi's other movies outside of the "Spider-Man" trilogy like "Darkman" and the original "Evil Dead" trilogy, and I understood his filmmaking style like his balance between dark horror and "Three Stooges"-esque comedy. Almost 15 years later, "Drag Me to Hell" is Sam Raimi's kick-ass comeback of the horror genre.💯

I really didn’t think the takeaway would be “What about the Bank’s Shareholders?”

Moral to the story ? In real life, let's remember to be careful how we talk to and treat others. They may come back to curse us or do the things we see on the news.

"A little place called....Aspen!" Kudos, Mr Movies, that make me laugh out loud (and add Jim Carrey to Big Arn in your repertoire...)

Lol I love that you edited a fly into your footage 😂

When I first saw this I had no idea it would be as good or as entertaining. It's a lot better than the title might suggest.

Finally! I've asked reactors for this one many times. Thank you!!!

Ome thing is clear in this movie. Forgiveness is not an option. She had the power to curse Christine but coulsnt save her home. Unreasonable

I feel like such an idiot. Kept calling her starlight 😂

Drag me to hell 2 is already confirmed sam raimi already said drag me to hell 2 will be scarier than the first

I once read this was an allegory for eating disorders such as Bulimia. And as some who has that eating disorder, id say that's a pretty accurate assessment. This is the best all ages horror film ever made. I rank it easily above Insidious and Poltergeist

So the witch could summon a demon to curse someone for eternity (hell) but wasn't capable to do some success magic to pay of her house, no? And the protagonist even repent at the end and still went straight to hell. Maybe I'm looking too much into it 😂

The second to last movie I ever watched in theaters, I was in job corps at the time. The last movie I watched in theaters was Django, haven’t been since.

Loved the Squirrel! moment

idk about if it's in the evil dead universe but have you guys seen the sam rami spiderman movies they weren't disgusting but still had his stamp on them

Got this on dvd when it came out, haven't seen this in a while.good reactions ❤

Only reason I remember this movie is because when I went to my local theater to see Night at the Museum, the auditoriums were switched and I saw the first few minutes of this one before the worker finally told me the right auditorium. In hindsight I should of known when all they showed were trailers for rated R movies🙃

From a business stand point she did the right thing but from a moral stand point it's questionable because we don't know what the old woman had been through and why she couldn't pay the money back.

I was so excited for this movie when it was being made. Sam Raimi had been doing Spider-man but I was a huge fan of Evil Dead. He'd done some producing but when they announced he was making his first true horror flick in nearly a decade (or if you don't count The Gift or Army of Darkness it was 22 years) that was supposed to be more of a throw back to Evil Dead 2 it was completely unexpected. These days it's far more common for directors who started in horror that make it big with, usually, superhero movies to go back to smaller budgeted flicks since there are so many more production studios that make those kinds of movies like Blumhouse, Twisted Pictures, Atomic Monster and A24. Horror was still kind of niche back when though. Sam Raimi himself started Ghost House with Rob Tapert which was one of the earliest production studios to focus on horror. They made the American remakes of The Grudge and the more recent Evil Dead movies of course. It seemed like Raimi had settled into his producer role shepherding new talent so it was a nice surprise when he announced he was directing even if it was PG-13 but I had faith and I wasn't disappointed. This still feels very much like old school Raimi and blends comedy and horror better than Army of Darkness did. Even though I still have a soft spot for that one.

Ash Williams car is in this film. I only know of two scenes, one during the public garage scene and the scene where the main women go to look for the old witch.

Like Mrs. Movies, I also said "At least she got to go in a nice coat" lol. I have literally been looking for a coat just like that ever since I saw this movie and have never been able to find one.

This is movie is so underrated. Loved the reaction as always you guys!😎👍🏽👍🏽

Saw this in theaters and I definitely looked over my shoulder for a few days after. Lol

I think I'm desensitized to horror, because I've seen this movie several times, and even on my first watch I thought it was a genuine comedy. I was laughing the entire time my first watch of this.

Another actor we usually see in Sam Raimi's movies, Bruce Campbell, wasn't in this one either. Though he was offered a cameo role in this movie, but he turned it down because he was busy filming the TV-show Burn Notice at the time. My guess is that he was originally meant to play the pawnshop employee/owner. Considering the movie has the same style as Evil Dead, I could see this being in the same universe. The biggest flaw with this movie is the ugly early 2000's CGI effects, they really stood out & it's so obvious! That is one thing I don't miss about the early 2000's, the overly use of CGI effects & many of them did not look good at all! Sin City is one of the few movies from that era that actually really had great CGI effects! We still have it today, sure, but now they at least mix CGI with practical effects & not only use CGI all the d*mn time!

I agree it's so great to see people stand for Christine love this movie!!!! Creepy thing when I worked at a restraint a lady came in and looked exactly like Ms ganush and I felt like Christine thinking omg no go away

I watched this at theaters with my siblings each of them where holding on to my arms 😂 and we were the only ones watching this movie that day (1st viewing of the day was cheaper hehe)

18:29 Me too! It happens when I try to sleep on my back and, especially in cold environments, the post-nasal drip causes it for me. 🤢

That lady was petty as hell. Cursing her all because she didn’t give her an EXTRA extension after she was already given one. Like pay your bills. You a grown lady, pay your bills!!!! And then you have all these people showing up to her funeral. Where were they when she loosing the house???? Why didn’t she curse her family and friends????

Sam Raimi also helped out on the Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness. And you can see his flair there too!

my theater audience were laughing screaming at the talking goat jumpscares, HELL OF A GOOD TIME. Ba dum tssss

Alison Lohman was a great actress. She was great in Matchstick Men too, as well as one of Nic Cages best performances.

It’s weird how I had a random drag me to hell video on my YT suggestions and this video came out the same day!

The fly on you two was a nice touch.

Cute little edit with the thing in the- id even k what the image you put in was- in the corner😹

I like to think she ended up in a Gary Larson sort of hell, with cold coffee and never ending accordion lessons.

I really don't like the fact the gypsy apparently has the ability to condemn someone's soul to eternal damnation just because she feels humiliated. Thinner is fine as your affecting the mortal world and you go wherever you are meant to at the end but this say's random old gypsy women decide where you go after you die regardless of what you actually deserve.

Don’t worry Mrs. Movies, totally side with you. She did nothing wrong ! Love this movie though, great mix of horror and comedy. A lot of gross out horror though, but what more do we expect from Sam Raimi lol

31:40 “u love her?” LMAOO 😂

I saw this in theatre, it was sooo much fun xD

Love horror movies now, but this came out when I was 19. My idiot friend said, "Sam Raimi produced all the Spiderman movies!" Having no idea that Evil Dead even existed, we saw this on opening night, curious about Raimi's expansion into horror 🤣 I still give him shit about it -- we learned to appreciate and lean into jump scares with this flick.

Merry Christmas!

Anyone notice the old ladies car looks the same as Ash from 1981 Evil dead movie.Same director Sam Rami

I looked it up Ted Raimi had a small part in this movie as the doctor. When i saw this movie. I always wondered if Justin Long's character would think about his girlfriend in hell after all of this.

New phobia unlocked: becoming old lady gummy bear ew lol love u two❤

"Go back to the farm, get an animal..." two seconds later "Not the kitten!"

Your daughter scared me when she came out lol❤😂 jump scare

You just gotta give the kid a one two jab they'll stay asleep all night 🤣🤣🤣

All she had to do is offer to back off competing for the manager position if stew took the button😂 after he dies she can take the position. Easy peasy

Woah! A Dave Rod throwback 10/10

This was the funniest horror movie I've ever seen!! 😂😂😂

You guys need to see when evil lurks!

I think there should be a mandate on volume levels (that only Mr Movies can control) as if felt like 90% of jumpscares didn't affect her

I love this movie im happy to finally see your reaction to this on the 31st of December its leaving netflix anyway cant wait to see your reaction to this

18:20 I saw those flies edited on!!! lol

Sami Rami is out there, even though there were a lot of evil dead references, give this man a real horror movie beyond all the evil dead movies,

10:33” Why she take her office supplies home?” Because that should be an Olympic sport.

The footage of the throwing up on her was all over Twitter recently, it's behind the scenes footage and man it's fucking great. People seem to believe that she doesn't do much acting anymore because of this movie.

When I saw this I thought the same thing, she did her job!

Not quite sure i entirety agree with the fact that it was said, its not your home unless you buy. Unfortunately some people have no choice but to rent however, keep up with the rent payments instead of getting into dept and going into loans does change things but you need to me more aware of the fact in some countries it is nearly impossible to buy outright. I worked, for years i worked in my career of childcare and nursery nursing until i got too ill to do it anymore and right now mental illness has completely overtaken me with bipolar depression amd psychotic episodes so i rent my property. And i do see this as my home. Ill never be able to buy so i do think your comment is a little bit unfair. But, im in the uk, so you might see things a little differently from where you are. Great reaction though

Loved this movie so much... hope you'll not miss the latest Mike Flanagan show ? The Fall of The House of Usher .. one of his greatest , not to scary but so good from start to finish....

Alison Lohman was so great in the noughties. Sadly she left acting soon after Drag to start a family. Some other good AL movies are Beowulf, White Oleander and Big Fish

16:42 Every time a horror movie you guys watch gets scary.

lol it memember this movie in the theatres and that ending lol

This was one of those movies that changed by opinion of Allison Lohman. Before this I only knew her in some c-list ranch movie with Tim McGraw yes that guy. And thought at best she was a pretty subpar actress this movie made see she really has range. Which is kind of sad as this was one of her last movies before she retired. All in all a very different type of horror movie and at least Lohman walked away on a high note.