THE possession horror film, Talk to Me, from first-time directors has left viewers feeling genuinely terrified and staying up all night.
Barbenheimer may generated strong support and hype, but A24's Talk to Me has got people talking… for all the wrong reasons.
The possession horror from YouTuber stars and first-time directors Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou has been branded as one of the biggest and most exciting scary flicks of the summer.
Talk To Me has exceeded expectations at the box office, earning over $10 million globally in its opening weekend.
The horror film followed a group of friends who accidentally summon horrifying spirits with a cursed embalmed hand.
They are immediately addicted to the rush of the twisted party game until one of them messes up and welcomes horrifying beings into their world.
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The cast includes some talented up-and-comers with Sophie Wilde, Joe Bird, Alexandra Jensen, Otis Dhanji, Chris Alosio, Zoe Terakes, and Miranda Otto all starring.
Cinema goers took to social media to share their experiences after watching Talk to Me, leaving them "speechless" and "genuinely shaken."
Taking to Twitter, one viewer said: "It’s been a long time since a horror movie had me on the edge of my seat Talk To Me had me genuinely terrified. Australia we make some damn good horror. #TalkToMe @a24 @ScreenAustralia"
Another wrote: "Pleaseeeeeeeeeeee understand me when I say….Talk to Me is genuinely one of the most unnerving & genuinely scary movies I’ve seen in a long long LONG time. Gooped, gagged, scared and speechless."
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A third penned: "I don’t think I’ve ever been as terrified watching a movie as I was during talk to me. I wanted to go see haunted mansion."
A fourth tweeted: "Well, I just watched the new Aussie A24 horror movie #TalkToMe, and… it f****ed me up. I felt sick to my stomach watching it at some points.
"Haven't been this genuinely shaken and terrified by a horror film since Hereditary. Not for the faint of heart!"
Talk to Me is available to watch in cinemas now.
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