Horror movies, seven chilling jumpscare for a summer thrill

The horror movie was more packed than jumpscare of the career of Sam Raimi is Drag Me To Hell, funny parable about not making old ladies angry, under pain of a relentless curse that will take you to hell. Christine, a bank clerk assigned to the loan section, treats a lady with frankly creepy habits badly only to become the object of a evil eye terrible launched by the powerful gypsy. Raimi aims to dispense an inexorable succession of moments as disgusting as possible, practically unsustainable stuff for anyone watching the film while they are eating. Between blenny dentures, fluttering sheets, assaults in the car, scenes full of body fluids and vomit, demons who love daytime apparitions, there are at least two dozen starts. The one in the bed with the old woman who bites remains, for us, the most effective.

7 – The flying sheet – Final Destination

If anyone still harbored any prejudices against teen horror, especially the summer ones that in the US are considered a ritual, with Final Destination he had to change his mind. The saga centered on the victims of fate who escaped Death that it returns to reclaim, chasing them one by one, boasts authentic jolts. Impossible coincidences and demonic machinations give life to lethal situations that Death generates to make even the most harmless object a fatal weapon and thus fulfill its mission. Kerr Smith, one of the “survivors”, seems to have gotten away with it – he is stuck with his car on the rails as a train is about to overwhelm him – and instead ends up “passing” the curse to Seann William Scott, and ending him beheaded by a sheet metal steering wheel.