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Christine Brown, spécialiste en crédit immobilier, vit à Los Angeles avec son petit ami, le Professeur Clay Dalton. Tout va pour le mieux jusqu’au jour où la mystérieuse Mme Ganush débarque à la banque et la supplie de lui accorder un crédit supplémentaire pour sa maison. Christine hésite entre la compassion et la pression de son patron, M. Hicks, qui la voudrait plus ferme avant de lui octroyer une promotion. Fatalement, Christine choisit sa carrière, même si sa décision met Mme Ganush à la rue. Pour se venger, la vieille femme jette la malédiction du Lamia sur Christine, transformant sa vie en un véritable cauchemar. Hantée par un esprit malfaisant, incomprise de son petit ami, elle se fait aider du medium Rham Jas, qui l’entraîne dans une course frénétique contre la damnation éternelle, pour inverser le sortilège…
Avis de la communauté (9)
Terrible plot "twist" at the end ruined what was already a bad movie. Wouldn't recommend this to anyone.
The movie is entertainment and horror fun in it's purest form.
A great return to form for Raimi. This movie has it all to get me going: dark as night, a twisted, goofy sense of humor, a great score and some damn effective jump scares. The premise may be silly as hell, but it's solid. It is one entertaining horror flick.
Quite a unique experience, it’s essentially elevated shlock. There is some of that Evil Dead DNA in here, but it doesn’t feel like Raimi is just rethreading old ground. I love the visceral directing, cinematography and editing, it’s very funny and the acting’s great across the board. However, it does feel a little tonally confused to me; the goofy horror scenes don’t blend that well with the few scenes that want to be genuinly scary, mostly because the straight up horror scenes aren’t always perfectly executed. The CGI is awful and there definitely should’ve been less of it, the subtext about class feels half baked and the characters could’ve been a little more fleshed out (especially the Rham character who feels more like a cultural stereotype), but it’s still fairly entertaining regardless. 6/10