Overview
- The survival two-hander opens nationwide today with a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score based on 133 reviews, with audience scores also trending positive.
- Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien star as coworkers stranded after a plane crash, a setup reviewers say sharply inverts workplace power dynamics.
- Several outlets highlight Raimi’s return to goopy, darkly comic horror flourishes, while cautioning about some visible CG and a restrained climax.
- The film runs 1:53 and is rated R for strong/bloody violence and language, with critics noting frequent bodily-fluid gags and splashy gore.
- Written by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift with a score by Danny Elfman, the movie is described by Raimi as an original psychological experiment in shifting audience identification.