Drag Me to Hell - Page 3

*Charlie Parker* · 4th June 2009, 6:12pm

i escorted a client to this, they wouldnt know what it was or where they where. it was drag me to hell or hannah montana.

Connor O'Bain · 5th June 2009, 11:12am

saw it last night and really enjoyed it

only complaint was that i was sat right in line with one of the speakers so the screachy violin types scares gave me a headache

Kommandant · 5th June 2009, 9:27pm

I saw this tonight, I honestly can't decide if I liked it or not...

However, I DID enjoy my massive bag of cinema sweets

caitlinjae · 7th June 2009, 10:22pm

I really enjoyed it, good mix of horror and comedy. Thumbs up.

slicer · 9th June 2009, 7:43am

Aye, thumbs up here annol.

Some of the bit were proper boggin'. Like the auld wummin falling out of the coffin and all the fluid coming out of her mouth and that.

Minted.

sylvianorth · 13th June 2009, 4:19pm

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Originally Posted by slicer

Aye, thumbs up here annol.

Some of the bit were proper boggin'. Like the auld wummin falling out of the coffin and all the fluid coming out of her mouth and that.

Minted.

That was the worst bit for me as well!

Runt · 13th June 2009, 4:26pm

I guess I quite enjoyed it even though I wouldn't sit through it again, was pretty disgusting.

Ultima · 14th June 2009, 1:19pm

Lightweights!!!

Jaemi · 15th June 2009, 10:04am

Went to see this last night and really enjoyed it.
Was actually better than I expected it to be.

Radiohead · 15th June 2009, 2:27pm

I liked the comedy. I liked the minging' shit. I even liked the ending. The "scares" were absolute balls though. Every single scary moment was a fucking "sudden loud noise during a quiet bit" piece of pish (I believe they're called "buses"). I got so pissed off by the amount of buses I was on the verge of walking out, until the seance started. The film redeemed itself with that one scene.

The one and only part that even remotely creeped me out was when the wispy shadow on the wall clearly forms the silhouette of the Lhamia for the first time as it stoats around the outside of the house.

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Originally Posted by Posh

Aye, the Oldsmobile is in every Raimi film except for 'The Quick and the Dead'. It's Uncle Ben's ride that gets nicked

I'll have to go and watch/scrutinise "Quick and the Dead", as someone told me the Oldsmobile is actually in it. I don't see how. I'm only too willing to have my leg pulled...[insert "joke" involving various other body parts being pulled].

tiger62 · 15th June 2009, 5:49pm

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Originally Posted by Jaemi

Went to see this last night and really enjoyed it.
Was actually better than I expected it to be.

same!

was well fun

Semprini · 15th June 2009, 7:19pm

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Originally Posted by Radiohead

I'll have to go and watch/scrutinise "Quick and the Dead", as someone told me the Oldsmobile is actually in it. I don't see how. I'm only too willing to have my leg pulled...[insert "joke" involving various other body parts being pulled].

According to wikipedia, Bruce Campbell has said that they covered it with the frame of a wagon. Treat with as many pinches of salt as you see fit.

Posh · 15th June 2009, 11:54pm

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Originally Posted by Radiohead

I liked the comedy. I liked the minging' shit. I even liked the ending. The "scares" were absolute balls though. Every single scary moment was a fucking "sudden loud noise during a quiet bit" piece of pish (I believe they're called "buses"). I got so pissed off by the amount of buses I was on the verge of walking out, until the seance started. The film redeemed itself with that one scene.

The one and only part that even remotely creeped me out was when the wispy shadow on the wall clearly forms the silhouette of the Lhamia for the first time as it stoats around the outside of the house.

I'll have to go and watch/scrutinise "Quick and the Dead", as someone told me the Oldsmobile is actually in it. I don't see how. I'm only too willing to have my leg pulled...[insert "joke" involving various other body parts being pulled].

Bruce Campbell says it's in the film but it's obscured by a specially built wagon covering i.e the car is underneath a wagon you see pass by, but I'm not sure if he was just winding the geeks up!

Oh, whoops, using 'Who Quoted Me?' and didn't bother to read the rest of the thread to see that Gordon had answered this already.

Yeah, Bruce was taking the piss out of us and yer mate fell for it.

lu. · 16th June 2009, 8:55pm

saw it on Sat and it really scared the heck outta me. I disagree with who said you saw the scares coming, a lot of the time i dont think you did.

Radiohead · 17th June 2009, 3:10pm

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Originally Posted by lu.

saw it on Sat and it really scared the heck outta me. I disagree with who said you saw the scares coming, a lot of the time i dont think you did.

You mean besides the numerous bits where it goes so quiet you can hear the fannies at the back of the cinema arguing over who's drink is who's? They might as well have paid a wee guy to pop his head in from the fire exit with a flashing sign and a bull-horn, saying "Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare to be SCARED!".

*thinks*

I want that job.