Drag Me to Hell
A driven loan officer must choose between career ambition and saving a desperate Romani family, only to unleash an ancient demonic curse that forces her to confront a vengeful spirit before it claims more souls.
“Christine Brown has a good job, a great boyfriend, and a bright future. But in three days, she's going to hell.”
Synopsis
Christine Brown, a loan officer, denies a woman the financial extension she needs to save her home, setting off a dramatic shift in Christine's own life. Once promising, Christine's circumstances begin to unravel, leading her to believe she has been cursed by a Gypsy. Her boyfriend remains skeptical of her growing concerns. Desperate for a solution, Christine turns to a psychic who claims he can help her break the curse and prevent her soul from being condemned to hell.
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A crew of 53+ credited
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Edited by Bob MurawskiShot by Peter DemingScored by Christopher YoungDesigned by Steve Saklad
Box Office
2009 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.0× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$91.4M
US & Canada: $42.1M — 46% of worldwide · International: $49.3M (54%)
Opening weekend: $15.8M — 38% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $21.2M — 50% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,508 theaters
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Also known as
- Arrástrame al infiernoes
- Jusqu'en enferfr
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Cast & Crew
53 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Alison Lohman
as Christine Brown
Justin Long
as Clay Dalton
Ruth Livier
as Farm Worker's Wife
Lorna Raver
as Mrs. Ganush
Dileep Rao
as Rham Jas
David Paymer
as Mr. Jacks
Adriana Barraza
as Shaun San Dena
Chelcie Ross
as Leonard Dalton
Reggie Lee
as Stu Rubin
Molly Cheek
as Trudy Dalton
Bojana Novakovic
as Ilenka Ganush
Kevin Foster
as Milos
Supporting cast
33Alexis Cruz
as Farm Worker
Shiloh Selassie
as Farm Worker's Son
Flor De Maria Chahua
as Young Shaun San Dena
Christopher Young
as Pedestrian with Cupcake
Ricardo Molina
as Male Mortgage Customer
Fernanda Romero
as Female Mortgage Customer
Joanne Baron
as Mr. Jacks' Secretary
Ted Raimi
as Doctor
Ali Dean
as Pawn Broker
Octavia Spencer
as Bank Co-Worker
Mia Rai
as Bank Co-Worker
Bill E Rogers
as Security Guard
Cherie Franklin
as Cackling Woman at Death Feast
Olga Babtchinskaia
as Violinist at Death Feast
Alex Veadov
as Man with Ponytail at Death Feast
Bonnie Aarons
as Mother at Death Feast
Emma Raimi
as Daughter at Death Feast
Michael Peter Bolus
as Mourner at Death Feast
Peter Popp
as Mourner at Death Feast
Scott Spiegel
as Mourner at Death Feast
Bridget Hoffman
as Ghost at Seance
Tom Carey
as Old Man in Headlights
Lia Johnson
as Waitress
Jay Gordon
as Family at Diner
Henry Raimi
as Family at Diner
Lorne Raimi
as Family at Diner
Chloe Dykstra
as Young Couple at Diner
Nick Vlassopoulos
as Young Couple at Diner
John Paxton
as Old Couple at Diner
Irene Roseen
as Old Couple at Diner
Aimee Miles
as Saleswoman
Art Kimbro
as Voice of Lamia (voice)
Sam Raimi
as Ghost at Seance (uncredited)
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