If someone asks you what day it is today, you need to respond appropriately with "Why, it's Sam Raimi's trailer day!" The cinematic lunatic who turned the independent film from hell ("The Wicked Dead") into One of the most consistent series of horror ever Returns to the genre for the first time since 2009 "Drag Me in Hell" with "Send Help" and looks great. The survival horror thriller, co-written by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift, sees that office tensions are deadly when Linda Lardl (Rachel Mac Adams) reveals the abandoned island with her younger younger boss Bradley Preston. The power dynamics suddenly change as Linda rejoices in survival skills that Gives give significant power over her injured employer. And you know it's Raimi's picture because it's not too long until the characters don't have much blood on their faces.

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"Send help" it looks like you put "misery", "throw" and "triangle of sadness" in a blender, and then Chuck in helping the dark humor of Raimi's signature to feel fresh. There is even a recording that directly calls the original poster for the "wicked dead". Raimi has largely stuck to the production of angle in the 2009 horror space, with his latest genres of directorial efforts being the cockpit episode of Ash vs. Evil Dead "and several episodes of Quibi's original anthology "50 states of fear."Although he released his flag to horror fries to fly during 2022" Doctor weird in the multivonzum of madness ", it is really great to see Raimi properly returning to the genre made by a Titanus horror figure.

However, there is one thing he is transmitted from his short style to Marvel's film universe, which is Rachel Mc Adams with a very meat role.

Mac Adams originally entered MCC in 2016 with Scott Derikson's "Doctor Strange" as Christine Palmer, a surgeon for whom Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) has deep feelings. When we apply to her in the "Madness of Madness", Christine romantically moved from the Supreme WizardHowever, however, he admires him as a good friend. Mac Adams does the best he can during his Marvel performances despite how little he is given. Raimi seemed to do the best he could give Mac Adams more presence in the universe, but the trailer for "send help" puts it firmly in the bloody center of attention.

In a way, McAdams' linda feels like a continuation of Christine Brown (Allison Loman) of "Dear Me in Hell": A valuable employee is constantly steaming from her male associates. "As a CEO, I don't see value in you," Tells tells Bradley with such a straightforward person. Nothing causes cabin fever rage more than to get stuck on an abandoned island with the equivalent of Roman Roy (Chieran Kulkin).

There are many other reasons to get excited about Mac Adams as the leadership of Raimi's return to horror. Surely she seems to be able to play within his comedy cart and horror, where one informs the other. Even with all those footage of Linda to brand Bradley's helpless face, I was sold when she delivered a horror movie like a scream in her car before arriving on the island. With all that is considered anger and frustration behind closed doors, God knows only how far Mac Adams will take over his anger.

"Send help" is scheduled to hit theaters nationally on January 30, 2026.