Hello and welcome to episode 126 of Real Life Ghost Stories.

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being our Patreon subscribers. We love you. We appreciate you every damn day. And before we

go on to our film review this week I just want to let everybody know that there are now cute

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of each of them because there might be a version of it coming up that you might want

to get instead. They're there, they're ready, they're available. And our film review

this week. Our film review is Drag Me To Hell. Drag Me To Hell was released in 2009. It

has 6.5 out of 10 on IMDB and 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, would you like a synopsis?

When Lone Officer Christine Brown refuses an old lady and extension on her loan, the

lady places a curse of the lamia upon Christine. Once cursed Christine's life is turned into

a living nightmare. What were your thoughts on this film? I actually really like this film

for what it was. And I don't mean that in a detrimental way at all. I just mean it in

that it is a horror film with a lot of sort of underlying comedy in it. Comedy that doesn't

detract from the horror, but kind of just sets it, sets the tone in the movie quite well.

Yeah, it's very over the top comedy. Like as in the comedy comes from it being over the

top. It's not like it's full of one-liners and people trying to be funny. The comedy

just comes from how far the director goes with the horror and the director is Sam Raimi

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