The entertainment world is mourning the loss of Lorna Raver, the talented character actress who terrified audiences as Mrs. Ganush in Sam Raimi's 2009 horror classic 'Drag Me to Hell'. She passed away at the age of 78.
Raver's unforgettable performance as the vengeful gypsy woman who curses Alison Lohman's character became one of the most memorable horror villains of the 2000s. Her chilling line 'I shall feast on your soul!' still haunts fans to this day.
A Versatile Career Beyond Horror
While Raver became synonymous with horror thanks to her iconic 'Drag Me to Hell' role, her career spanned decades across television and film. She appeared in numerous popular TV shows including 'Grey's Anatomy', 'Nip/Tuck', and 'Cold Case'.
Her filmography also included notable roles in 'The Grudge' (2004) and 'The River Why' (2010), showcasing her remarkable range as an actress.
Hollywood Pays Tribute
Co-stars and colleagues have been sharing heartfelt tributes to the late actress. Alison Lohman, who starred opposite Raver in 'Drag Me to Hell', remembered her as 'a consummate professional with incredible presence'.
Director Sam Raimi praised Raver's 'unique ability to blend menace with vulnerability', calling her performance in his film 'one of the most terrifying in modern horror'.
Raver's passing leaves a void in the acting community, but her memorable performances ensure her legacy will continue to inspire both audiences and fellow actors for generations to come.
