...well not exactly but it was the best title that I could think of for this impressive supernatural horror from Down Under (Australia). A group of teenagers are able to contact the dead by holding an embalmed hand and saying "Talk to Me" followed by "I let you in", it's a bit of fun at first but soon spirals into an horrific nightmare. This makes a very interesting alternative to the usual Ouija board shenanigans. In the opening scene we get hit with our first shock plus our first taste of the cool banging soundtrack that pops up throughout the film. The movie was made on a relatively small budget but the acting is very good and the many special effects are incredibly gruesome (in the UK it is rated BBFC 15 but don't be fooled by that, this movie will please most gore fans). As is so often the case the "teens" are played by actors who are obviously older. Lead Sophie Wilde as Mia was 25 but given her fantastic performance I can easily overlook that. Talk to Me is a genuinely creepy movie though the butch Hayley (Zoe Terakes) was at least as scary as any of the spirits! I have to admit that the ending was quite predictable but it ended with a bang none the less. I really enjoyed watching this on the big screen at a local cinema, for their directing debut Danny and Michael Philippou are two names that should hopefully be worth looking out for in the future. Their debut is a fantastic alternative to the heaps of horror movie dross that America churns out.