Alison Lohman isn’t one to shy away from a challenge. In her first major film role, she took on Michelle Pfieffer in White Oleander. Since then, the versatile Lohman has acted alongside some of ...

Lohman, with her blonde hair and round face, bears a resemblance to some of her peers - a fact that she has joked about online, comparing herself to Alison Pill and Erin Moriarty, the latter of ...

Alison Lohman disagrees with Netflix's "perfect ending" claim for "Drag Me to Hell". The 2009 Sam Raimi horror flick sees Lohman's character, Christine, cursed by an elderly lady.

The movie follows a 14-year-old named Astrid (Alison Lohman) through L.A. foster care after her mother (Pfeiffer) is imprisoned for murder.

Star of the movie Alison Lohman has largely left Hollywood behind in the years since the film’s release, and despite not being particularly active on social media, she recently responded to a ...

On a few occasions she performed back-up for Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope and the Desert Symphony. At 17, Lohman was offered a scholarship to NYU, but opted to try her hand in showbiz and headed to L.A.

Lohman (“White Oleander”) is an actress in her mid-20s who specializes in playing teenagers; she’s sort of the Mary Pickford of this era. Nevertheless, she’s a terrific actress and she ...

Raver memorably played the spurned woman who curses Alison Lohman's bank employee in Sam Raimi's hit horror film.

We can't forget that Sam Raimi's next big gig is not Spider-Man 4 (just yet), it's a low-budget horror film called Drag Me to Hell. MTV has debuted a set of four fairly tame photos from the film ...

Alison Lohman, however, dominates the screen. Hasn't Cage ever heard the old adage about never working with dogs or kids? The fact that Lohman is a 24-four-year old woman who successfully passes ...

Lohman, with her blonde hair and round face, bears a resemblance to some of her peers — a fact that she has joked about online, comparing herself to Alison Pill and Erin Moriarty, the latter of whom ...