This "talk to me" is an Australian horror/thriller film that surprised me positively.

It features very original and creative elements within the genre, the atmosphere of the film is almost always quite bizarre and strange throughout it.

The central character is Mia, played by Sophie Wilde with great competence, in a very demanding and ambiguous role.

The entire first part of the film, where several spiritualism sessions take place, will trigger unexpected developments in Mia, who finds herself confronted with her past, specifically with the death of her mother, 2 years before, in circumstances that Mia has not yet managed to overcome, accept and understand and that torment her.

Faced with a rather absent father, she finds her "improvised" family in her friends Riley (Joe Bird) and Jade (Alexandra Jensen).

The film is always quite tense, with practically no sequences that "clear" the dense atmosphere.

There are two "spiritualism" sequences with Riley that are quite violent.

In short, a film that develops differently from most films of the genre, and this option by the directors (Danny and Michael Philippou) proves to be positive and almost always effective.

One of the most successful films in the genre in recent years.

7.5/10.