Drag me to hell... Sounded really scary... But I was really dissapointed after watching it yesterday... To be honest, it was no where near scary... In fact it was more like funny!!! By looking at the poster, you would definitely think that this movie is gonna make you piss in your pants but too bad that won't be happening...

This movie was about a girl name Christine Brown (Alison Lohman) who worked in a bank as a loan officer... One day this weird looking old lady name Mrs Ganush (Lorna Raver) came to her and asked for an extension as she don't have the money to pay for the loan... So Christine approached her boss and asked for his opinion... And the boss told her that it was a tough decision and let Christine to decide... Christine decided not to help her because she was fighting for the assistant manager position... Before that, the boss told her that an assistant manager needed to make tough decision... So this was where all the drama begins...

Mrs Ganush waited for Christine in the car park and she was attacked by Mrs Ganush... After a violent struggle, Mrs Ganush removed a button from Christine jacket and uses it to place a curse on Christine... After that, Mrs Ganush dissappeared leaving the cursed button with Christine... Later, Christine boyfriend Clay Dalton (Justin Long) takes Christine to a coffee shop to comfort her... On the way home, they pass by a fortune teller shop and Christine insist to go in... There they meet the fortune teller Rham Jas (Dileep Rao) who tells Christine that she was cursed...

That night, Christine was attacked by the dark spirit and she decided to consult Rham again... Rham told her that the "thing" that attacked her was actually a demon called the Lamia... Rham even told her that she will be tormented by the Lamia for 3 days before being dragged to hell to burn for eternity...

Thats all for the spoiler... Sounded scary??? Nah... Just plain funny... Watch it to believe it... Not really a good movie... I expected so much more... But too bad... They should categorize it as comedy cum horror movie instead!!!

New from KFC... For the time being, Fiery Crunch will replace the original Hot and Spicy...

For me, I can taste lemongrass, lime and some other spices... Besides that, it is a bit more spicy... But if you ask me, I prefer it to be spicier... Maybe KFC wants to cater to more people as not all people like spicy food...

But if you ask me, I will choose the normal Hot and Spicy over Fiery Crunch as I don't really fancy sour food... You can really taste the sourness of it... Sour = Yes, Spicy/Hot = No... But no harm giving it a try... Something different I must say... Maybe to some, it might excite their taste bud... But definitely not me...

Overall Rating - 3/5

As you know, I've been using this engine oil for some time now... The main reason that I choose this engine oil is because of its performance and also that it is really cheap... But too bad, recently the price for Blitz engine oil have increase... Last time it retails at RM130 but now it is retailing at RM150... RM20 difference... The reason for this is because of the Yen and Ringgit conversion rate... But it is still cheaper compare to others full synthetic engine oil...

Is been a long time since I last posted my car pic... Well, here it goes again...

Green tea snow ice... Very nice green tea taste... Highly recommended to those who like green tea...

Vanila with green tea snow ice... Actually this one tasted just like the one above...

Chocolate snow ice...

Very nice mango snow ice...

The ice that Mill Wheel used was different compared to those normal ice kacang that you can find... It was very smooth and soft and it won't melt so easily unlike conventional ice... Besides that, the snow ice that they served was not too sweet... Must try it out since nowadays the weather was so damn hot... You felt very refresh after eating their snow ice dessert as your body felt so much cooler...

Space was really a premium... So maybe you need to wait for seats... Be patient and you will definitely be rewarded...

Overall Rating - 4/5

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