If there is one thing this movie does really well, it is that it is effective in scaring you shitless for ~1hr 30min.

While I personally would never hold a ceramic hand to allow dead spirits enter my body, I can completely understand why, if you equate this to euphoria via drug use, you may want to chase the dragon to heal whatever you are feeling inside.

Having something at your fingertips that will make you feel on top of the world and ease all your dark thoughts is hard to pass down. Add that with the ability to reach further and further for that feeling until it brings you pain in all elements of life and it makes sense why these stupid Ausies are doing this at parties.

Overall, great vibes and excellent scare factor. Misses the mark a little with the story and emotion it wants you to feel.



Also, for those keeping track, this is movie #6 in theaters on the year and the 2nd horror movie in theaters on the year (3rd if you count Babygirl). Doing well on the 2025 goal!

If there is one thing this movie does really well, it is that it is effective in scaring you shitless for ~1hr 30min.

While I personally would never hold a ceramic hand to allow dead spirits enter my body, I can completely understand why, if you equate this to euphoria via drug use, you may want to chase the dragon to heal whatever you are feeling inside.

Having something at your fingertips that will make you feel on top of the world and ease all your dark thoughts is hard to pass down. Add that with the ability to reach further and further for that feeling until it brings you pain in all elements of life and it makes sense why these stupid Ausies are doing this at parties.

Overall, great vibes and excellent scare factor. Misses the mark a little with the story and emotion it wants you to feel.



Also, for those keeping track, this is movie #6 in theaters on the year and the 2nd horror movie in theaters on the year (3rd if you count Babygirl). Doing well on the 2025 goal!

This is why I always left the party when someone brought out the Ouiji board. One of the best possession films of all time.

This is why I always left the party when someone brought out the Ouiji board. One of the best possession films of all time.

Okay first, I really like the prop of the hand, and I love that it’s an Aussie movie. It was weird seeing Australia on the big screen, felt like home.

Anyway the movie, it was pretty damn good. I like how it was shot and the pacing and it had me jump a few times which is all you can really ask for in a horror movie.
I didn’t love the ghost / demons concept but that kinda goes for most ghost movies, I think I find the concept of ghosts unengaging because of how ungrounded in reality it generally is. But Talk to me handled it as well as it could have and I enjoyed the movie. Also wanted to say the special effects were amazing, especially that eye moment

I’m excited to see the RakkaRakka Brothers (the directors) next movie, I’ve heard it’s better from a friend

Okay first, I really like the prop of the hand, and I love that it’s an Aussie movie. It was weird seeing Australia on the big screen, felt like home.

Anyway the movie, it was pretty damn good. I like how it was shot and the pacing and it had me jump a few times which is all you can really ask for in a horror movie.
I didn’t love the ghost / demons concept but that kinda goes for most ghost movies, I think I find the concept of ghosts unengaging because of how ungrounded in reality it generally is. But Talk to me handled it as well as it could have and I enjoyed the movie. Also wanted to say the special effects were amazing, especially that eye moment

I’m excited to see the RakkaRakka Brothers (the directors) next movie, I’ve heard it’s better from a friend

Talk to Me is rich is flavor, showing that A24 is excellent at delivering good horror, from It Comes at Night and Midsommar. Talk to Me is a more accessible than those just mentioned, but it doesn't stop it from being a genuinely startling horror film.

Despite some cliques, some sound mixing errors, and the pacing towards the end, the film is extremely fast paced (again, besides apart of the ending), the film also boasts social commentary about peer pressure, the limits people go to be scared, how tramua manipulates our emotions, and overpopulation of Gen-Z stupidity, soemthing that A24 has tqckled really well before with Bodies Bodies Bodies.

Not only this but he film boats sharp camera movements and editing, signifying the fear instead of just showing it to you blandly, and the performances from pretty much everybody ranged from fine to great with some funny dialogue that doesn't make you cringe with its relevance to Gen-Z culture.

Talk to Me is rich is flavor, showing that A24 is excellent at delivering good horror, from It Comes at Night and Midsommar. Talk to Me is a more accessible than those just mentioned, but it doesn't stop it from being a genuinely startling horror film.

Despite some cliques, some sound mixing errors, and the pacing towards the end, the film is extremely fast paced (again, besides apart of the ending), the film also boasts social commentary about peer pressure, the limits people go to be scared, how tramua manipulates our emotions, and overpopulation of Gen-Z stupidity, soemthing that A24 has tqckled really well before with Bodies Bodies Bodies.

Not only this but he film boats sharp camera movements and editing, signifying the fear instead of just showing it to you blandly, and the performances from pretty much everybody ranged from fine to great with some funny dialogue that doesn't make you cringe with its relevance to Gen-Z culture.

I was expecting too much I guess. It surely did scare the hell out of me especially THAT Riley moment but something was really lacking. But yeah I love the idea, the concept, and the way it was filmed but Mia gave me nothing but be that annoying protagonist, well almost all of them actually.

I was expecting too much I guess. It surely did scare the hell out of me especially THAT Riley moment but something was really lacking. But yeah I love the idea, the concept, and the way it was filmed but Mia gave me nothing but be that annoying protagonist, well almost all of them actually.