Sam Raimi shows a work-in-progress print of his new horror film Drag Me to Hell at a SXSW midnight screening By Marjorie Baumgarten, 5:37PM, Mon. Mar. 16, 2009 Tweet print write a letter ...

After more than 15 years away, though, Raimi returned to the genre that made him famous with the release of Drag Me to Hell in 2009, a movie in his filmography that’s not talked about nearly enough.

Scream Factory have detailed the October 29th debut of Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray including bonus features features and exclusive pre-order incentives ordering direct at ...

Click here for a whole lot more. After Sam Raimi’s darkly playful 2009 fright fest “ Drag Me to Hell ” came out, star Alison Lohman said she faced a question.

Earlier this year, legendary filmmaker Sam Raimi officially lined up his return to the director's chair with Send Help, his first proper horror feature since helming Drag Me to Hell back in 2009 ...

Legendary genre director Sam Raimi—the filmmaker behind Drag Me To Hell, the OG Spider-Man series, and of course, the Evil Dead franchise—has reportedly closed a deal with 20th Century Studios ...

Sam Raimi is set to direct and produce Send Help, a new horror movie described as a mix between Misery and Castaway. Damian Shannon and Mark Swift, whose credits include Friday the 13th and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Sam Raimi, architect of the Evil Dead franchise, has closed a deal to direct and produce Send Help, a new horror thriller for 20th Century Studios. Not yet officially greenlighted by ...

Drag Me To Hell 2 is confirmed to be in early development, with director Sam Raimi eager to see how the story can be continued. While a release date has not been announced, the hypothetical ...

Drag Me to Hell star Allison Lohman has reacted to resurfaced footage from the 2009 horror film, which shows her getting sprayed in the mouth with live maggots. The clip, shared on Tuesday (June ...

It’s these shades of gray that make Drag Me To Hell ’s finale a gut punch rather than a satisfying comeuppance. Raimi cleverly lulls us into a false sense of security.

Drag Me to Hell ranks firmly as Raimi’s most modestly budgeted modern film, but its smaller production budget (a reported $30 million) didn’t stop him from packing it full of insane set pieces.