Drag Me to Hell International Trailer
Here is the international trailer for Sam Raimi’s new horror movie “Drag Me to Hell,” which stars Alison Lohman as Christine Brown in the lead role.
Written by Sam and Ivan Raimi, “Drag Me to Hell” centers on a loan officer (Lohman) who is ordered to evict an old woman from her home and soon finds herself the recipient of a supernatural curse, which turns her life into a living hell. Desperate, she turns to a psychic to try and save her soul, while evil forces work to push her to a breaking point.
Hitting theaters May 29, 2009 the film also stars Justin Long, Lorna Raver, Jessica Lucas, David Paymer and Dileep Rao.
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Drag Me to Hell First Poster
Alison Lohman, who replaced “Juno” star Ellen Page in the cast, now stars as Christine Brown in Sam Raimi’s new movie “Drag Me to Hell.”
Guys over at ShockTillYouDrop premiered the first poster for “Drag Me to Hell” featuring Alison Lohman (White Oleander (opposite Michelle Pfeiffer), Matchstick Men, Big Fish, Beowulf and Things We Lost in the Fire).
Written by Sam and Ivan Raimi, “Drag Me to Hell” centers on a loan officer (Lohman) who is ordered to evict an old woman from her home and soon finds herself the recipient of a supernatural curse, which turns her life into a living hell. Desperate, she turns to a psychic to try and save her soul, while evil forces work to push her to a breaking point.
Hitting theaters May 29, 2009 the film also stars Justin Long, Lorna Raver, Jessica Lucas, David Paymer and Dileep Rao.
Alison Lohman Instead Ellen Page in ‘Drag Me to Hell’
As Ellen Page step out from ‘Drag Me to Hell’, it was reported that Alison Lohman is set to step into the part left by the “Juno” star.
Lohman will take over the lead character in the Universal Pictures’ horror project.
In the film, Lohman will be acting under the direction of Sam Raimi. She is scheduled to join the production which has been pushed back to March 31. Originally, the shooting of the film should begin on March 17.
She has starring in many feature films: ‘White Oleander’ (opposite Michelle Pfeiffer), ‘Matchstick Men’, ‘Big Fish’, ‘Beowulf’ and ‘Things We Lost in the Fire’.
