I was pleasantly surprised by this Australian release. It really let me in as such!

Jokes aside there are sequences in the film not to laugh at they are extreme in visual impact. Basically the film follows a group of youths who hold house parties where a volunteer is tied to a chair and proceeds to hold an amputated hand and says 'Talk To Me' and 'Let Me In'.

For the following ninety seconds they become possessed by a dead person's spirit (or so it is recommended to be 90 seconds) leading to the rest of the group filming the proceedings on their mobile/cell phones as the possessed can quite often perform some frankly embarrassing acts!

One possession goes wrong. That of a 15 year old boy who is at first forbidden from taking part in the 'game' and who exceeds the ninety second limit. Indeed 50 seconds planned for him. Let's just say hospitalisation is required and some quite startling injuries.

Now most horror films released score quite lowly on review aggregators but you will find good reviews for this film. Sure some parts of the film follow genre stereotypes but others don't and lead to some startling results and a genre surprise. Australian cinema has delighted me over the years and this release is no different in that respect.

The characters are well developed, you will get to follow a central character called Mia. Her deceased mother Rhea. The family Mia now lives with including 15 year old brother Riley.

Let yourself become engrossed in this Australian production.