The article reviews the film 'Send Help,' which centers around a toxic workplace relationship between a competent financial analyst, Linda (Rachel McAdams), and her new boss Bradley (Dylan O’Brien). As the story unfolds, it juxtaposes the absurdity of being stranded on a deserted island with the chaotic and dysfunctional interactions within an office setting. The film uses humor and elements of horror, reminiscent of Sam Raimi’s style, to explore these dynamics.

The character of Linda represents the challenges that many face in workplace environments where they may not receive the respect they deserve. In contrast, Bradley's character embodies the superficial dynamics often present in corporate hierarchies, such as distraction by superficial attributes rather than professionalism. This sets up a comedic critique of workplace relationships while leveraging absurd scenarios that would ensue in a deserted island situation.

Overall, 'Send Help' mixes humor with darker themes, leading viewers to reflect on the sometimes absurd nature of human relationships, both in the workplace and in extraordinary survival situations. The film aims to entertain while subtly critiquing societal norms regarding professional conduct and personal relationships.