An overworked analyst and her arrogant nepo-baby boss survive a plane crash near Thailand and must cooperate to survive on a remote jungle island while their workplace power dynamic collapses around them.
- Mike Shulman2026年2月5日Sam Raimi is back with Send Help to remind us all why he is the all time MVP of dark disgusting twisted f@cked up horror. This movie was nearly perfect. Rachel McAdams is amazing as the submissive nerdy "so we think" employee and Dylan O'Brien as well as the douchebag CEO who inherited everything from daddy and never worked a day in his life. Inevitably after not promoting her the two are the only survivors of a work related plane crash and wash up on a small island in the middle of the ocean. From here Linda who spends her spare time reading survivalist books and auditioning for... You guessed it Survivor is now in her element. She's now the boss and goes out of her way to demonstrate this to Bradley... Multiple times showing him why he needs her... But she's also got a more sinister motivation... As does he... One thing is clear... Both Linda and Bradley are flawed people. Welcome to a Sam Raimi movie.... We're not getting clear cut good vs evil characters. And as you can guess in true Raimi fashion the last hour gets really f@cked up... We get some trademark Evil Dead throwback action. Ultra violence, bodily fluids, laugh out loud moments and WTF moments. And you won't know what's what until the very end. The amount of satisfaction you get from the ending might depend on how depraved your mind is. That's why for me it's awesome. Send Help 9/10
- rg94001日前Send Help is really fun. Yes, it's fairly predictable and doesn't exactly end up going in crazy directions. However, within those parameters, it knows exactly what it is and juices every little drop of absurdity it can. The real draw is the acting. Both stars do a great job, but Rachel McAdams fully lets loose and is deliciously unhinged. I was also kind of surprised by the score by Danny Elfman. That's not something that usually stands out in movies like this, but I noticed it immediately from the start of the movie. I do think it becomes less of a standout as the movie progresses though. In general, Sam Raini elevates the production throughout. The visuals are sharper and more stylistic than you would expect, with certain CGI scenes having a lot more depth than typical. I really liked the way the montages were presented, seamlessly stitching scenes together. The editing does a fantastic job at framing key items, the various "Chekhov's Guns." In general, it's a really well made movie that maximizes what it can mine from this setup. I do think the pacing can get a bit slow at times, and the ending then becomes very sudden instead of feeling like a proper buildup and release. I also just think this movie was a bit too safe, and although it can get violent and gory, it never goes fully off the rails like I was hoping for. Regardless, it's an entertaining time where Sam Raini is constantly metaphorically and quite literally winking at the camera.
- MrTrivet2026年6月25日I genuinely had a great time with this one. What I enjoyed the most was how the characters were written - my sympathy and compassion kept shifting back and forth as they manipulated and outsmarted each other. Their dynamic stays engaging almost until the very end, striking a nice balance between black comedy, survival, and grotesque humor. Rachel McAdams is completely in her element here. Her seemingly timid, unassuming character, who initially lowers your expectations, gradually reveals a surprising level of confidence and resourcefulness, completely turning the power dynamic on its head. Watching that emotional tug-of-war is easily the film's biggest strength. It's fairly predictable, and there are moments where it feels like Raimi could have pushed his trademark madness much further, but whenever he does let loose, the movie becomes genuinely funny and enjoyably gross. It never fully realizes its potential, but as a light, dark comedy, it absolutely does the job.
- klit752026年4月23日My honest thought is maybe more of a preference. People are comparing this story to "Misery". I think that's unfair to Misery which was a great movie. Personally I LOVED the idea. Rachel McAdams has aged like fine wine both in her beauty and acting skills. I just didn't want the comedic aspect. I wanted this one played straight. A few moments were kind of Naked Gun'ish. Let the anti-hero become the psycho who she is under pressure. Trying to make her funny softens her. The laughs just weren't strong enough to make this a really good movie.
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HELP/復讐島は2026年1月28日に公開されました。
HELP/復讐島はSam Raimiが監督を務めました。
HELP/復讐島の上映時間は1h 53mです。
HELP/復讐島はSam Raimi, Zainab Aziziがプロデューサーを務めました。
An overworked analyst and her arrogant nepo-baby boss survive a plane crash near Thailand and must cooperate to survive on a remote jungle island while their workplace power dynamic collapses around them.
HELP/復讐島の主要人物はLinda Liddle (Rachel McAdams), Bradley Preston (Dylan O'Brien), Zuri (Edyll Ismail)です。
HELP/復讐島はPG12と評価されています。
HELP/復讐島はホラー, スリラー, コメディ映画です。
HELP/復讐島は、視聴者によって10点満点中8.6点をつけられています。
HELP/復讐島の予算は$4000万です。
HELP/復讐島の興行収入は$9404.1万です。