News send help You Can Now Stream Sam Raimi’s Send Help It’s hard to find a good boss these days By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on May 7, 2026 Screenshot: 20th Century Studios Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: 20th Century Studios The horror comedy Send Help gave us an answer to what would happen if an underappreciated woman was stranded on a desert island with her major a-hole of a boss. The idea, written by the dudes Damian Shannon and Mark Swift, was one that intrigued Sam Raimi enough to direct it, and saw Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien come on board to star. “What I really love about this story is that it’s an underdog tale at its core. Not only is it about survival on a deserted island, but it’s also a story of female empowerment and transformation,” Raimi told Entertainment Weekly when promoting the film, which came out in January. “Watching a once-powerful boss find himself dependent on someone he underestimated is satisfying. Our story is universal! We need to encourage our society to treat people with respect and kindness, regardless of status. It’s especially rewarding to see our heroine, Linda, comes into her own in such an unexpected environment.” I won’t spoil who comes out on top at the end (though the trailer suggests that things don’t go well for the boss for at least a good chunk of the film), but the good news is you can now stream the movie yourself. Send Help started streaming on Hulu on May 7, 2026, so get yourself a plate of bacon (this reference makes sense if you’ve watched the trailer) and watch McAdams and O’Brien duke it out on a deserted island. [end-mark] The post You Can Now Stream Sam Raimi’s <i>Send Help</i> appeared first on Reactor.