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The 'Drag Me to Hell' (2009), a horror-comedy directed by Sam Raimi, features a curse centered on what object?
Answer
A cursed button
'Drag Me to Hell' features a supernatural curse centered on a button. The film combines horror with dark comedy as the protagonist races to break the curse before she's dragged to Hell by a vengeful spirit.
💡 Did you know?
Sam Raimi directed this film after a 20-year hiatus from horror, proving his mastery of the genre hadn't diminished.
Other options people guess
- A cursed coin
- A cursed necklace
- A cursed book
Topics
- Horror
- Comedy-Horror
- Modern Horror
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