Send Help — Review

Send Help is a return to form for Sam Raimi, making for a nostalgic, bloody, fun time at the movies. It’s arguably his best film since 2009’s Drag Me to Hell and probably the most comparable in tone and style out of all the films in his filmography. It’s messy, predictable, and runs a bit too long, but despite its flaws, fans of Raimi’s signature over-the-top blend of gore and absurdity are in for a good time with this one.