Hitesh Uppal – Google

"Talk to Me" delivers a fresh and gripping concept that stands out in the horror genre. The story and twists are unexpectedly mind-blowing, keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout the film. The movie explores the consequences of a group of teenagers using a demonic artifact hand to prank each other, and the chaos that follows is intense and thrilling. The way the film portrays the spiraling aftermath of their actions is amazing, leaving you with a sense of unease and fascination. I’m really hoping for a sequel that dives deeper into the aftermath of the events and the lingering effects on the characters. A prequel would also be incredible, exploring the eerie history behind the demonic hand and how it came to be. Overall, Talk to Me is a must-watch for horror fans, blending fresh ideas with shocking twists and leaving you eager for more!

provoking film dives deep into the personal struggles and growth of a group of friends. Director Mr. Greg Jardin has done a fantastic job with the storytelling, and the visuals and cinematography are impressive. The setting—a mansion—adds a unique touch to the movie. The film explores themes of self-acceptance and emotional resilience, with relatable, raw characters. The acting is subtle but powerful, especially the lead's portrayal of vulnerability and strength. While the pace may feel slow at times, it allows you to reflect and connect more deeply with the story. Though it's labeled as horror, it feels more like a drama to me. I’m hoping for a sequel! This is an excellent movie to watch on Netflix, and it will leave you thinking long after it ends.

Very pathetic show. Reasons- 1. Cinematography is choppy. 2. Story telling could be better. 3. Cheating on with clone Paul Rudd is poor and under played. I'm trying to be less woke about it but it's seriously pathetic to do to someone and is despicable act. Kate says sorry n it's finished. 4. Kate should've been more loyal. It speaks a lot about the current times and how for granted relationships can be. 5. Miles has been shown pathetic, deserved to be alone for sometime for introspection. 6. The show overall seems rushed n packed in 8 eps. Could've been more funier n joyful ride.