This film made a good impression. It's a dull experience when you find yourself yet again in the theatre watching another iteration of the same formula. We get that a lot in terms of horror movies. However that's not the case of "Talk to Me".

When entering the theatre in the horror genre we're in for a treat of jump scares and high pitched piano scores. Nevertheless what we got here is not one of those repetitive iterations.

"Talk to Me" decides to be the deepest movie of its kind I have seen in a long time. It reaches for our hearts in an era of soft stories. We are getting accustomed lately to a cold treatment of trauma. To only pass by the sentiments of loss and anger because what we are in for are the jump scares and the gore.

Not saying that latter is a wrong approach because when a film do that brilliantly it does not make sense to linger in other deeper things, but it is precisely what this film do so good. It's not afraid to pause and look into the eye of despair, loneliness and cruelty like few others.

Many may leave the cinema not getting what they were looking for but pleased either way.