Dylan O’Brien and Rachel McAdams and in Send Help . (Courtesy 20th Century Studios)IMAGINE CASTAWAY WITH A DEVIOUS NEPO BABY taking the place of the decaying volleyball Wilson and add in director Sam Raimi’s fondness of explosive bodily fluids and you get some sense of where Send Help is coming from. If I have a complaint about this film, it’s that it fundamentally misunderstands the nature of a person like Bradley. And, ultimately, this is why Send Help is so much fun to watch. Yes, yes: Oz the Great and Powerful and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness are very much “Sam Raimi films,” bearing his stylistic hallmarks and genuine quirkiness.