I saw the previews for this movie a few times during my trips to the theaters. I didn't have this one on my radar much; I didn't think it'd be above average. But the reviews right now are really strong. It's from the director of the Tobey Maguire Spiderman and Evil Dead reboot movies

The movie stars Rachel McAdams. She plays an employee who ends up stranded on an island with her abusive boss. In the island, the tables turn because McAdams has survival skills while her boss doesn't. The film is a dark comedy, and apparently, there are some twists along the way


https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/send_help

Of course the white man is the villain who can't survive without the woman...

Fixed that for you, you incel pleb

Do you really think they would currently make a movie where a black guy is the villain and a white woman is the hero?

I was referencing how in general guys are portrayed as stupid and clumsy and women are the ones who are strong and smart. but than again when it comes to movies your suppose to suspend belief

This is essentially the same basic plot of the movie Triangle of Sadness

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I saw "Send Help" on 01/29/2026. It's not excellent or memorable, but it's a watchable popcorn flick.

I'll start with what I like -- McAdams and/or O'Brien appear in about every scene, and I think both of them, while not fantastic, are serviceable ... I had actually read a review that somehow characterized this movie as "psychological thriller." In truth, this movie is quite campy. It's not Cast Away or The Blue Lagoon. The plot is not believable in the slightest, character behavior is often cartoonish, and several scenes get wildly exaggerated for effect. The movie truly ventures into ridiculousness by the end. ... But ultimately, I think the campiness works. A bunch of scenes got loud laughters throughout my screening; I myself chuckled more than once. In the scenes leading right up to the finale, I felt as if anything could have happened. Without spoiling, I'll say that the movie remarkably plays on the viewer's loyalties towards one character over another

The movie doesn't go from "watchable" to "exceptional' for a few reasons. The opening section (i.e. the pre-island portion) needed to be a little more developed. There could have been more details about their office relationship as well as the lifestyle of McAdams's character. Some of their island scenes seem to cover the same ground more than once ... the movie has multiple twists, but some of them are obvious from the start. The ending is more safe and predictable than I figured it'd be. The dialogue is not original or clever. Lastly - I really could've done without some of the grossed-out sequences, like close-up shots of tuna on a character's chin

5.5/10

I love Teen Wolf and Rachel McAdams but I hate horror movies. I’m torn haha have people seen it? I can tolerate some horror movies - like I love the Saw franchise and AHS.

It's not horror at all. It's a campy dark comedy

Oooh good! Guess I’ll watch it then. I thought it had that movie where you can’t make any noise(a quiet place-I looked it up) vibes. That one looks good to me but of course I’m too scared to watch it

was she in Teen Wolf

both 1 & 2 are great

No the guy is. Dylan O’Brien. Teen wolf is worth the watch. I love Cobra Kai too.

A couple of online reviewers I follow and like opinions from said it's great. Won't see it in theaters but will probably watch it.

I like both these actors. Looking forward to this one when it comes out on streaming