Drag Me to Hell

If you're familiar with Sam Raimi primarily for his work on the Spider-Man movies, there's more to explore. Sam Raimi has also undertaken the horror genre, co-writing the screenplay for "Drag Me to Hell" with his brother, Ivan Raimi. This film distinguished itself by winning the Saturn Award for Best Horror Movie.

The story revolves around Christine Brown (Alison Lohman), a bank employee responsible for handling credit applications. Her diligent work pays off when she is considered for a promotion to assistant branch manager. However, her career advancement is soon overshadowed by a troubling incident.

An elderly customer, Sylvia Ganush (Lorna Raver), visits the bank seeking a third extension on her loan. With her promotion on the line, Christine makes the difficult decision to deny Sylvia's request. This refusal incites Sylvia's wrath, leading her to place a curse on Christine using a button torn from Christine's suit.

Following this ominous event, Christine is plagued by a series of nightmares. She finds herself in a desperate struggle to break Sylvia's curse and restore normalcy to her life.