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Send Help Conquers Box Office, Outshines The Shining
20 Feb
Summary
- Send Help film has surpassed The Shining's domestic box office earnings.
- The movie has achieved $50 million domestically and $75.3 million worldwide.
- Critics and audiences have highly praised the film with high scores.
Sam Raimi's latest horror film, Send Help, has achieved significant box office success, surpassing the domestic earnings of the iconic "The Shining." Released on January 30, the film has garnered over $50 million domestically and reached $75.3 million worldwide, with projections indicating a global total between $90-$110 million.
This success marks Raimi's strong return to directing horror after a 15-year hiatus since "Drag Me to Hell." The film's plot centers on an employee and her boss stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash.
"Send Help" has been met with widespread critical and audience acclaim. It boasts a 93% Tomatometer score based on 234 reviews and an 87% Popcornmeter score from over 2,500 ratings, solidifying its status as a hit.
