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February 9th, 2008

Raimi visits ‘Hell’ with Ellen Page

Ellen Page in ‘Juno’Sam Raimi next project Drag Me To Hell marks the director’s long-awaited return to the horror genre (since 1992’s Army of Darkness) after he spent the past eight years working on the Spider-Man trilogy, Variety reports.

Frontlining the film will be none other than actress-of-the-moment Ellen Page, the Oscar-nominated star of Jason Reitman’s indie hit Juno. Page will play the recipient of a supernatural curse in her second foray into horror, having previously starred in David Slade’s psychological thriller Hard Candy.

The film is scheduled to start shooting March 17 in Los Angeles.

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