Sam Raimi’s ‘Send Help’ Lands New Posters

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Send Help It’s official, Sam Raimi’s survival horror-comedy “Send Help” has been officially rated R for “strong/bloody violence and language” – marking Raimi’s first R-rated film since 2000’s “The Gift”. The Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien-led film follows a follows a female employee and her irritating boss whose plane crashes on an island – with only the two of them making it out alive. [Source: Bloody Disgusting] Mister Miracle DC Studios chi…

‘Send Help’ Marks Sam Raimi’s First R-Rated Movie in 26 Years

Sam Raimi’s “Send Help” is being billed as his return to the horror/thriller storytelling . It’s been many years since he’s directed a film within the genres that made him famous, and this return is coming to theaters in just a few weeks’ time.Raimi has only directed two movies in the last twelve years—“Oz the Great and Powerful” and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”—neither of which were in his wheelhouse or particularly alluring to…

Sam Raimi's 'Send Help' Goes Hard With "R" Rating!

We were all so scared when Disney bought Fox, and yet they’ve done us pretty well, especially considering the Predator and Alien franchises, and even Ready or Not. Next up from 20th Century Studios is Send Help, the latest horror entry from Sam Raimi that’s landing into theaters at the end of the month. The trailers have been excellent, teasing an island-set battle between boss and his employee that turns ever so violent. The question was, just …

Sam Raimi’s ‘Send Help’ Lands New Posters

Seeing a new Sam Raimi movie in theaters is always an experience, but Send Help is going the extra mile with ScreenX and 4DX screenings, as touted on the new posters below. Early sneak preview screenings of the survival thriller will take place on January 24 before the film hits theaters and 3D on January 30 via 20th Century Studios. Rachel McAdams (Doctor Strange) and Dylan O’Brien (The Maze Runner) star as two colleagues who find themselves st…

Sam Raimi drenched his Send Help stars in 'vomit', 'blood' and water

What’s a Sam Raimi horror film without a little (or, a lot of) goo? Just ask The Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell, or Drag Me To Hell’s Alison Lohman. Even Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness gave us a giant impaled eye-monster, and Elizabeth Olsen’s mind-warped Wanda Maximoff doused in android entrails. As the legendary filmmaker returns with his first horror movie in 17 years, Send Help, fear not: he hasn’t forgotten how to do splatter. T…