Who:Manuela Velles from the home invasion thriller "Kidnapped" is our horror movie hottie for the year 2011. She has been active in the movie industry since 2007 with a handful of Spanish performances to call her own. In Kidnapped, she plays the spoiled daughter of a rich couple who recently moved into a massive mansion only to get their new home invaded by three masked criminals (sound familiar?) who will traumatize them to the brink of sanity and beyond. In all seriousness, this film has more heart-pounding moments than "The Strangers".
Why:She is the hottie of 2011 because her performance in "Kidnapped" is one not to miss.
Born: Manuela Velles Casariego, on 16 January 1987, in Madrid, Spain
Why:This vampire movie is one of the most talked about vampire movies of 2008 with the bloodshed, the gory, the scary, the body parts, and the violent scenes to back it up. It made the number one on my list because it's realistic, it deals with everyday issues that are so dark, we usually tend to turn our eyes the other way. But you won't be able to turn your eyes away from this poignant movie as the story unfolds, it centers on the following subjects: pedophilia, bullying, friendship and love. The movie also revolves around Oskar, a shy, beta, loner, 12 year old boy whose life changes enormously when he befriends Eli, this pale, enigmatic, creepy, unfazed by extreme cold weather temperatures girl who moved in next door with her "guardian". She happens to be twelve years old as well. Suspiciously a series of violent killings have been spreading throughout the area since Eli moved into town. It was only a matter of time for Oskar to understand what kind of a girl Eli was, in fact, she was no girl, she was a 200 year old vampire...
Scene: Christine Brown played by the very talented Alison Lohman is a loan officer and has denied Mrs Ganush for an extension on her home loan which resulted in Mrs Ganush casting the Lamia spell on Christine and dying shortly after. Christine gets informed through a medium that there is one more powerful medium that could ultimately help her cast off that hellish spell but with a price. There they are at a round table performing their seance and the goat they used to lure the evil spirit in so they can kill it off just won't go down without a fight.
Actor: Alison Lohman, Lorna Raver
Director: Sam Raimi
Famous Quote: "Even Nice people can go to hell"
Bottom Line: In Drag me to Hell, there were so many what the fuck scenes but the goat scene really had me cracking up for a while. There were also a lot of out of this world one on one fights between Christine and Mrs Ganush, though the one scene below had a lot of people talking...some people even tried to say that the movie had hidden messages about bulimic women, I mean can you really blame them with so much going in and out of Christine's mouth throughout the whole movie?
