The poster for the new dark-comedy, psychological-thriller, genre-bending island survival flick Send Help initially made me think “Oh, this is another Sam Raimi horror film.” How wrong I was, and I ...

Widely circulated clips show Kai diving into self-help books and reading them aloud with a 20-minute timer set. He doesn’t pronounce everything correctly, and he takes breaks to look up words he doesn ...

Few filmmakers living today can claim to have left a lasting legacy on the industry that Sam Raimi has. The legendary director exploded onto the scene when he helped create one of the best and most ...

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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 ...

Claude Code generates computer code when people type prompts, so those with no coding experience can create their own programs and apps. By Natallie Rocha Reporting from San Francisco Claude Code, an ...

Sam Raimi’s bloody, darkly comic thriller ‘Send Help’ pits Rachel McAdams against her boss, Dylan O’Brien, as they try to survive on a deserted island. Billed as Raimi’s first horror film since 2009’s ...

That being said… there is also what could perhaps be described as a more selfish side of me that doesn’t particularly care about him exploring the range of his creative expression and wishes that he ...

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. ...

Sam Raimi is one of Hollywood’s finest purveyors of junk. I say this with love and reverence, and with full acknowledgment that he’s the man behind such masterpieces as Evil Dead II and A Simple Plan.

Almost a third of children who started reception last year were not able to use books correctly, sometimes even trying to swipe or tap them like a smartphone, a survey has found. Around one in four ...