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Drag Me To Hell
With 'Drag Me To Hell', director Sam Raimi has returned to his gungy roots. Read our review of the film, plus watch the trailer and check out our interview with effects guru Greg Nicotero
'Drag Me To Hell' review
Sam Raimi takes a break from the CGI
blockbuster to return to his grimy, splatter
roots.
What the hell happened to horror?
Tom Huddleston laments the direction
of modern horror in favour of the innovative
gore flicks of the eighties and nineties.
Greg Nicotero: interview
We spoke to the effects guru behind Sam
Raimi's latest who includes 'Boogie Nights',
'Pulp Fiction' and 'Hostel ' on a CV of over
150 films.
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