BOTTOM LINE Rich irony and bloody humor make Sam Raimi’s horror-comedy a deliciously nasty treat. Meet Linda Liddle, part of the strategy and planning team at Preston Consulting. She’s smarter than ...

Linda Liddle (Rachel McAdams) is a minor mess. She’s clearly beyond capable at her job as an accountant—or rather, as she repeatedly clarifies, part of the Strategy And Planning department at a ...

If William Golding had spent less of his life in a posh boys’ school and more in the corporate jungle, Lord Of The Flies might have read quite a bit like Sam Raimi’s latest film. An office satire set ...

The 'Drag Me to Hell' director goes back to his roots, taking wicked pleasure in reversing the dynamic between a put-upon employee and her nightmare boss. Sam Raimi’s “Send Help” follows a very ...

What are people saying about Sam Raimi's return to horror? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Send Help is everything you’d ever ...

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If you thought Rachel McAdams was a formidable screen presence as Regina George, just wait till you see her face off with a maniacal boar. The “Mean Girls” actress stars in director Sam Raimi’s ...

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Send Help opens in theaters on January 30. I’m really shooting myself in the foot here, but I feel compelled to open with a statement which itself constitutes a fulsome review of Send Help, and I’d ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Depending on how you look at it, Sam Raimi’s new horror-thriller can be a nightmare or a dream come true. ...

It’s intriguing final weekend at the January box office — if only one, or two or three, of these wide releases can overperform after last weekend’s monster storm shut the lights at 400 theaters. Yes, ...