Like most modern horrors, a lot of the usual tropes are there, as well as the sense that you've seen this before in some way, shape, or form. Yet, it has a brutality and hauntingness of its own. It borrows from Rings and Insidious heavily, in my opinion, but it doesn't feel like a total rip off of either. Acting and direction was delivered very nicely, albeit some of the writing seemed a bit lazy here and there. There is some to be desired when it comes down to the logic in how the hand and the spirits actually function. Nonetheless it kept me interested from the first time I watched the trailer to the end of the movie, and we can almost definitely expect a sequel. (Not saying it ended on a cliffhanger, it's just a concept worth exploring further, and could actually surpass this one). I can't help but feel that if Jordan Peele had created this, it would have an 8+ rating on here. Don't know why, just feels like they some how stole this from his brain before he could even tell anyone about it. Maybe its it's just the "Monkey Paw" vanity card splashed in front of his movies that makes me associate this film with him. Long story short, Talk to Me is not forgettable by any means, and is probably even fun for a second watch.