The way things have turned out for her, you can't help but speculate that maybe Alison Lohman has fallen foul of some sort of gypsy curse. That was the fate that befell her character in Sam Raimi's 2009 horror Drag Me To Hell, which happens to be the last film Lohman has made to date. Where that film revitalized the career - or at least the average review scores - for the director of Spider-Man 3, it was a death sentence for Lohman. Since her first role in, ahem, Kraa! The Sea Monster, Lohman booked parts in films as diverse as Big Fish, Matchstick Men, Beowulf, and Gamer, yet she hasn't appeared on our screens since 2009. That last film is the real reason why, however: Not long after it's release (in the same year as Drag Me To Hell) Lohman married its co-director, Mark Neveldine, also known for his work on the Crank films. Since then the couple have had two children and, from the looks of things, Lohman has gone for the stay-at-home mom route. For the time being, at least.
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