333. Directorpiece Theatre: Drag Me To Hell and the Raimi Horror Sequence
🕑 Added 2020-11-02 14:01:01 +0000 UTC
Adam and Abe discuss Sam Raimi’s Drag Me To Hell. Abe walks us through a few sequences and the tactics Raimi uses to spook us time and time again. Adam asks the very important question: what’s with all the mouth stuff? Abe doesn’t so much answer as continue to talk about cool tricks one could use to make their own Raimi homage.
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Comments
Small Beans
I totally see it.
HPLoveshaft
I just realized I read this in a cracked article in 2001.
HPLoveshaft
Do you guys know the eating disorder/non supernatural descent into madness read of this film? I was aware of it on my first viewing, and it totally works.
Small Beans
Abe agrees!
Harry Moore
Tho in many ways you could see it as a critique of the American sense of justice. That would be stretching a bit tho.
Harry Moore
Not liking a horror film cause the protagonist didn't deserve what happened to em? That's .... kinda why they're horror films. No one, usually, deserves what they get.
Harry Moore
Pulp Fiction is absolutely a cult movie.
Jesse Jordan
Additionally, this is why the term “gypped” is also quite offensive to many Romani people. It’s a double whammy of using a slur while also eluding to a duplicitous nature.
Tue HL
Adam, since you asked to be corrected: Gypsy is a slur for the Romani people, sort of in the same way as saying Indian instead of Native American is a slur - it's a term created by outsiders based on an incorrect assessment of a groups ethnic origins.