Sure thing, my bad. Here's the revised version:

So, "Talk to Me" had me on edge. It was so scary that I hesitated to step into my own kitchen after watching it, and that's saying something. I'd give it an 8/10 on the scary movie scale for sure.

But you know what really got me thinking? The whole concept of purgatory they dived into. It's not something you see often in films or hear about in the real world, but it's the scariest idea of what happens after we kick the bucket - just endless nothingness and potential evil lurking. That concept is spine-chilling.

Now, I gotta be real, the acting in the movie was kinda blah. And that kangaroo part? I mean, come on, we get it, you're Australian, but it felt out of place. I was hoping for a backstory about that mysterious hand too, like, did it make 'em high or something? It's the little details, you know?

But when I think about it creatively, that whole endless nothingness in purgatory is a mind-boggling concept. It's what had me hooked. The execution could've been better, no doubt, but the idea itself was cool and kept me engaged.

So, all in all, I'd say it's an 8/10. If I were creating that movie in my head, I'd probably focus more on the endless void of purgatory, but as an actual film, it had its flaws. But hey, it's worth a watch for that concept alone.