Send Help thrives on the uncertainty of character, morality, and outcome. Directed by Sam Raimi, the survival thriller focuses not just on physical danger but on the psychological tension between two people forced into an impossible situation. For Rachel McAdams, it was this emotional complexity and unpredictability that made the film stand out, turning the project into one of her most challenging and exciting experiences.

Rachel McAdams talks about Send Help

“I loved the moral ambiguity around Linda and Bradley,” she explains. “It’s a true two-hander with lots of twists and turns–I love that about the script. I was very excited about the chills and thrills in it. And then when I heard Sam was directing it, it was like, ‘Oh, that’s just so perfect. This is right in his sweet spot.”