Talk to Me: A rather disturbing and violent Australian horror film, from the opening sequence to it's end you will encounter shock after shock.. My one quibble with it is that the accents are difficult to understand at times and it would have benefited from subtitles! Teens summon up the spirits of the dead at parties, it's more than just a game, they expect it to work. They use a porcelain hand which supposedly contains an embalmed hand. There is a ritual to be gone through and you see the face of the spirit who you must then invite in. Mistakes happen and the spirits linger. Taking possession, being seen by those who went through the ritual. Some really effective/nauseating scenes where the spirits get the teens to commit self harm, thinking that they are combating a threat. Really akin to Japanese Angry Ghosts. The shape shifting nature of the spirits and their ability to fool the teens into thinking they are dead or even living loved ones is vividly portrayed. Great performances from a mostly young cast led by Sophie Wilde with Miranda Otto as the mother of two of the teens. A remarkable dark work of horror, one you will be mulling over long after the final credits roll. Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, Written by Danny Philippou and Bill Hinzman. 8.5/10.