How long does the performance last?

The duration is approximately 114 minutes without a break.

When does the preview take place?

On Saturday, 24.01.2026 at 20:30 at Kinopolis Landshut.

How much does a ticket cost?

The starting price is according to Kinopolis €16.49 per ticket.

Is there an age restriction?

Yes, the preview is certified for ages 16 and up.

What is the best way to get there?

Public transport with bus lines 5, 11, 14, 106, and 109 to the stop Am Alten Viehmarkt CCL; parking in the City Center Landshut parking garage for a fee.

Is the cinema accessible?

Wheelchair spaces are available depending on the hall; the free Greta app offers audio description and subtitles. For details, inquire directly at the cinema.

Send Help - Kinopolis Landshut Performance 2026

Name: Preview: Send Help
Start: 2026-01-24T21:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-24T23:30:00+01:00
Location: Kinopolis Landshut

Send Help as Horror Preview: Island Horror before National Release at Kinopolis

A plane crash, two survivors, a ruthless dynamic: Sam Raimi's new survival-horror Send Help comes as an exclusive preview to Landshut. At Kinopolis, a stage experience of a different kind unfolds: cinema as a hand-to-hand combat of nerves, driven by precise dramaturgy, powerful acoustics, and an imagery that lets the audience breathe noticeably.

Survival as a Power Game: Dramaturgy with Bite

When Linda Liddle and her supervisor Bradley Preston find themselves stranded on a deserted island, the hierarchy collapses. Raimi shapes the outdoor chamber play with pointed direction: close-ups like spotlights, cuts as a conductor's baton. From the conflict emerges a psychological choreography where every gesture counts, and the audience's reaction swings between laughter and breath-holding.

Light, Sound, Body: Sensual Intensity in the Hall

The lighting mood oscillates between blinding sunlight and deep twilight, the acoustics stretch the island as a resonance space: crashing waves, breath, the splintering of wood – everything feels physical. This natural stage set meets acting that sets the pulse: Rachel McAdams' precise nuances, Dylan O’Brien's vulnerable toughness, and Dennis Haysbert's gravitas condense the production.

Directorial Handwriting with History

Raimi's handwriting combines timing, darkly humorous peaks, and carefully executed shocks. In the theatrical atmosphere of the cinema hall, a tension arc is created that recalls his comedically demonic early works – but with modern psychological depth and elegant cadence.

Conclusion

This preview promises 114 minutes of uncompromising suspense cinema: a survival duel as character study, precisely staged, captivatingly acted. Those who want to experience the intensity live in the hall should secure their tickets now – because this production belongs on the big screen.