This movie is a horror/comedy directed by Sam Raimi (Evil Dead/Spiderman series) and written by him and his bro Ivan. Folks, I can not talk this movie up enough. It's the freshest horror movie in YEARS.

Probably since the original Saw. I was f*cking clinching my teeth the entire way through. Nothing is sacred in this movie.

The plot is that a woman unfortunately offends a gypsy and said gypsy places a curse on the woman. The curse takes 3 days to fully materialize. Then she will be dragged to hell. The film follows her goal to get rid of her curse.

THERE'S ACTUAL GREAT ACTING IN THIS MOVIE.

It's almost like Evil Dead with a big budget. Just a great movie.

GO SEE THIS MOVIE.

GO.
NOW.

There was like no hype for this movie. Go and kick this sh*t now.

I'm f*cking serious. I haven't been this hyped for a horror movie for a good while.

It's awesome.

GO AND SEE THIS.

You sold me at Sam Raimi... though the thing I really liked about his work was it was so bad it was good. You know Evil Dead (1 & 2) and Army of Darkness weren't really recognized for their outstanding script and acting, but I'll watch Bruce Campbell beat the crap out of himself any day.

Anyway, I will make an effort to go see it. ^_^

Cosign with Ixz. I was squirming the entire time...mostly.

First Dance Flick, now this!?

Man, that movie scared the piss out of me. But you really knew it was a Sam Raimi movie. Specially when-

Which leads me to a small concern. Almost every single one of Sam Raimi's films involves a star or cameo both Bruce Campbell or Sam's brother, Ted Raimi. Ted was in there... but I never say Bruce. =/

I do have a question about the movie's ending-

About your question....

wow, i just saw this yesterday - it was hilarious.

nothing in it was scary at all. the only thing that made you jump was OMGBOO! shock value. while that's ok, it doesn't make an amazing film like evil dead trilogy or whatever. it was a lot better than i thought it was going to be, like i thought it was going to be a really bad overproduced horror/thriller.. but instead we got a brilliant comedy! but the gags just didn't have the same value as the b-horror awesomeness that has come before. it didn't suck, it was worth going for sure. but they missed the target.

I competely agree. Though the 'omgboo' parts really caught me off guard most the time. But yeah, this was quite the throw-back to Raimi's older work... and I appricate it for what it's worth. Actually, someone said in a review that Raimi doesn't work as well when he has a high budget. It's when he has piss poor props and effects that really pull out his "style."

BUT! we saw the afternoon show so we got a film to watch at home called Planet Terror which is AMAZING! it's "zombies, babes, guns and gore - what more do you need?" a sort of zombie survival film that has too much awesome for even itself to hold! believe me.. it's worth traversing the darkest corners of ebay to lay your hands on. this film is TOO GOOD! (and it has bruce willis)(and it's from the same people who did the sin city film)

Planet Terror is the movie I DIDN'T see. I saw Death Proof. Maybe I should hit up PT though.