Sam Raimi

The Sam Raimi is a camera shot that follows a moving object (such as a bucket of water or a running zombie) at high speeds, creating a first-person point of view from the object. This shot is used on a number of occasions in X ways to Y videos, usually as its own X.

The Sam Raimi in X ways to Y

Explicit Cases

• Ways to Eat Fries
• Ways to Drink Coke
• Ways to Make Someone Leave a Room
• Ways to End a Movie
• Ways to Ruin a First Date
• Ways to Save the Day
• Ways to Relieve a Hangover
• Ways to Get Yourself Killed in a Horror Movie
• Ways to Get in Shape
• Ways to Keep Cool
• Ways to Ruin a Job Interview
• Ways to Get a Ticket

Special Cases

Ways to Abuse Shaolin has no Sam Raimi, but this is the assumed method of how Jer left parts of himself everywhere.

The ending shot of Ways to Hide a Body in which Paul chases the cast off-screen, while not labeled as a Sam Raimi, is none-the-less done in the Sam Raimi style.

Trivia

The Sam Raimi in Ways to Keep Cool apparently took several takes.