BE THE FIRST TO SEE A24'S NEW HORROR WITH A LIVESTREAM TALK WITH THE DIRECTORS
You’ve got to hand it to Fantastic Fest – they know their horror. If they say TALK TO ME is one of the best horror films of the year, we believe them, which is why we’re thrilled to conjure A24’s new party game shocker for a special Advance Screening complete with a livestream talk with the directors, Danny and Michael Philippou. Reserve your seats today to see it before anyone else.
YOU DEFINITELY SHOULDN'T TALK TO THE HAND
“Guides you by the hand straight into hell.” – Film School Rejects
There are some horror movies that hold you in a death grip and drag you screaming through a nightmare gauntlet that doesn’t let up until the credits roll. TALK TO ME is one of those films. That’s not to say that the demonic shocker from A24 and directors Danny and Michael Philippou isn’t a good time. On the contrary, it’s fun as hell. It’s infused with a great sense of humor that perfectly captures the spirit of Gen Z that in no way cheapens just how damn scary it is.
After discovering an embalmed hand that allows people to contact the dead, a group of youngsters does what any responsible person would – take videos of their friends using it at parties for the 'gram. They get hooked on the thrill and things go a little too far, allowing an evil presence from the beyond to hitch a ride back to the land of the living. Terrifying supernatural forces are unleashed, and they’ll have to figure out a way to end the conversation before they’re lost to the other side forever.
TALK TO ME is a shocking, twisted, wonderful surprise from YouTube creators and first-time feature directors Danny and Michael Philippou. Known for their goofy and over-the-top videos, they manage to explode onto the film scene with one of the best horror movies in years. The young and talented cast definitely helps, featuring up-and-coming actors Sophie Wilde (THE PORTABLE DOOR), Joe Bird (First Day), Alexandra Jensen (BEAT), and Otis Dhanji (AQUAMAN). Plus, any movie with Miranda Otto (Éowyn herself!) gets an A+ from us.