A group of young people like to party with a mysterious amputated hand. They play a game where they hold the hand and say the phrases, "Talk to Me", and "I Let You In". The participant becomes possessed by a spirit which is akin to a drug high. Mia is still struggling with the lost of her mother and has clung onto her friend Jade. Sue (Miranda Otto) is the mother of Jade and Riley.

This is an Australian indie horror. Horror is the genre well suited for a simple idea to go big. That's what we have here. It's a simple campfire horror story and it's so good. I like the characters. I wasn't sold on Mia at first, but I could see the potential. I would have wanted a bit more on her background although the movie does well to drop a couple of clues. Quite frankly, she's better as an orphan. Her big scene with her father could be done with Sue. Ultimately, I love the premise, the characters, and the execution of a well-earned personal struggle.