There’s one particularly eye-catching shot in Send Help, a gleefully gruesome survival thriller directed by Sam Raimi, that is such a Sam Raimi shot. And it’s not the dramatic camera move through a ...
The best moments of Send Help are the ones that feel most like Sam Raimi: exciting, outrageous bursts of mayhem and cruelty that lean into the absurdity of survival. The film is at its best when it ...
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Surviving the corporate workplace gets savage in the gonzo and fun 'Send Help'
Showing the range of lead actors Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien, the horror-comedy also marks the welcome return of director Sam Raimi to a terrain he knows well.
Basic survival tasks — finding food, building shelter, deciding who’s in charge — spiral into painfully funny power struggles.
If you’ve ever wanted to watch Rachel McAdams psychologically (and also, possibly, physically?) torture Dylan O’Brien, then you definitely want to go see the new Sam Raimi movie, Send Help, in ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The poster for “Send Help” advertises the film as from the director of “The Evil Dead” and “Drag Me to Hell” — and ...
The best moments of Send Help are the ones that feel most like Sam Raimi: exciting, outrageous bursts of mayhem and cruelty that lean into the absurdity of survival. The film is at its best when it ...
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