"Talk to Me" has been touted as the horror movie phenomenon of the year (its premiere in its native Australia was last year) and it falls short, it's so much more, a visual delight and adrenaline rush. The script takes elements from "Ringu" and "It Follows" but adds its own refreshing originality, offering an art-house horror film without cheap jump scares. The cinematography is a visual delight, plus it creates a murky atmosphere. The performances of the entire cast are realistic and intense, mainly those of Sophie Wilde and Miranda Otto. The musical composition will become a classic for those of us who are fans of the genre. The makeup effects are gloomy, achieving an excellent old-school air. The audio design is excellent and adds to the suspense factor. The direction of the brothers Danny and Michael Philippou is majestic, together they achieve an innovative film and a great modern classic within horror cinema. A modern horror film made to perfection.