Talk to me definitely has an appeal, but unfortunately did not fully appeal to me.

The atmosphere was pretty well created and tension was consistent throughout the movie. I enjoyed the cinematography of the film. There were a lot of good shots that aided the tension and horror.

Unfortunately, I thought most of the cast was horribly annoying. As someone who was a teenager less than a decade ago, I've never met people like this, and I wouldn't care to. I think it's difficult to care what happens to the characters in a movie when they are so unlikeable. Part of what draws me to horror is being able to empathize with the characters, but I didn't feel an overwhelming desire to see any of the kids survive besides Riley; maybe I just had a soft spot for him because I have a little brother his age. Their decisions weren't very realistic, especially Mia's. I truly don't think a lot of what they did was realstic, but maybe I just simply haven't met people like this - who knows?

The gore wasn't too over the top, but there's a certain part that made me squirm. I have a stomach of steel, but anything related to a specific type of gore has always bothered me a little bit. For anyone who is squeamish about eyes, there is a brief part you may want to look away for.

I thought that the ending was pretty predictable, even if I was someone who hasn't seen a lot of horror. It also felt very rushed towards the end. I felt as if there was a lot more to say as the credits started rolling.

One thing that would've made the movie a lot better is if there had been discussion of the history of the hand. The hand was the most interesting part of the movie, yet its existence was never really explained beyond one vague sentence. I guess it was supposed to be a mystery, but I think a little bit of lore would've made the movie much more interesting.

Overall, it wasn't a bad movie by any means. It's just not something that I would rewatch. It was atmospheric and tense, but the finer details could have been crafted a bit better.