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2009 · Movie · your starting pointIf Drag Me to Hell is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like Drag Me to Hell, ranked
1. Demon Stalker (2024)
Sam Raimi's signature blend of slapstick body horror and genuine dread powers this tale of a woman hunted by an otherworldly force she can't escape through conventional means.
2. They Will Kill You (2026)
The film channels Sam Raimi's kinetic horror style through escalating supernatural dread and darkly comedic violence as an ordinary woman finds herself trapped in an inescapable nightmare orchestrated by malevolent forces.
3. Scream at the Devil (2015)
Sam Raimi's kinetic direction returns here with the same blend of slapstick body horror and genuine dread, where a woman's supernatural bargain spirals into increasingly grotesque and darkly comedic torment.
4. Death At Love House (1976)
Sam Raimi's signature blend of slapstick chaos and genuine dread animates this '70s haunted-house mystery, where supernatural forces punish the curious with the same darkly comedic brutality that makes a banker's curse feel viscerally earned.
5. Bury the Devil (2026)
Sam Raimi's visceral direction returns in this claustrophobic curse tale where a caregiver faces escalating supernatural dread through practical effects and mounting paranoia that builds to genuinely disturbing crescendos.
6. Blood Orgy Of The She-Devils (1973)
Director Sam Raimi's gleeful blend of slapstick comedy and visceral scares returns in this '70s occult thriller where supernatural punishment unfolds through grotesque practical effects and darkly funny set pieces.
7. Bring Her Back (2025)
This claustrophobic supernatural thriller shares Drag Me to Hell's relentless pace of escalating dread, where isolated protagonists face mounting horrors while trapped with manipulative antagonists who exploit their vulnerabilities.
8. Drive Angry (2011)
A vengeful supernatural force pursues the protagonist across a visceral landscape in this Nicolas Cage thriller that matches Drag Me to Hell's relentless momentum and Sam Raimi's collision of horror with pulpy action sequences.
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