Lamia

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Lamia is a powerful, malevolent demon from folklore, depicted in "Drag Me to Hell" as a relentless supernatural force that curses and torments its victims before dragging their souls to hell.

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Lamia (Drag Me to Hell) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional demon
film character
supernatural entity
appearsIn Drag Me to Hell NERFINISHED
associatedConcept curse
eternal damnation
haunting
possession
basedOn Lamia from folklore NERFINISHED
behavior physical torment
psychological torment
relentless pursuit of victim
countryOfOriginOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
createdForWorkDirectedBy Sam Raimi NERFINISHED
franchise Drag Me to Hell (film) NERFINISHED
genreContext horror
goal claiming souls
inspiredBy European demonology
languageOfWork English
medium film
methodOfClaimingSoul dragging victim to hell
moralAlignment evil
narrativeFunction primary antagonist of Drag Me to Hell
nature malevolent
notableVictim Christine Brown NERFINISHED
opposedBy spiritual medium
perceptionByCharacters unstoppable force
power causing poltergeist activity
environmental manipulation
inducing hallucinations
invisibility
shapeshifting illusions
supernatural strength
telekinesis
primaryActivity cursing victims
dragging souls to hell
tormenting victims
realmOfDestination hell
summonedBy curse placed by a human
summoningObject cursed button
supernaturalType demon
symbolism inescapable guilt and punishment
target cursed individual
threatLevelInStory extreme
timeOfFinalClaim after three days of torment
vulnerableTo exorcism rituals (partially)
yearOfWorkRelease 2009

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