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Talk to Me: Unveiling the Latest Buzz on Hollywood Movies
Are you a movie enthusiast eagerly awaiting the next big blockbuster or indie gem to hit theatres near you? Well, you're in luck!Talk to Me narrates the story of a group of friends, who attend a party that involves conjuring dead spirits and letting them possess their bodies by using a severed embalmed hand. In “Talk to Me” horror movies, the spoken word becomes a weapon capable of invoking unspeakable horrors. Words hold immense power, capable of shaping perceptions, controlling minds, and summoning malevolent forces from the unknown. These films tap into the innate human fear of the unknown, turning seemingly ordinary conversations into unsettling confrontations with the supernatural or the deeply disturbed.
"Flickering Dreams" Ep. 24: Reviews of Talk To Me; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem and The Beanie Bubble.
Episode 24 of the #FlickeringDreams podcast and Bob & Emma: review Talk to Me, the new Turtles movie and The Beanie Bubble.
In Episode 24 of Flickering Dreams I’m joined by Emma Sewell of Emma@TheMovies on Twitter. We review the following films: Talk to Me: a novel new Australian horror from the Philippou brothers; Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: from the stable of Seth Rogan; The Beanie Bubble: based on the true story of the toy phenomenon. As we are down to two of us this week, we’ve parked our pick…
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Talk To Me (15): A patchy Australian horror that manages to deliver in the close.
#onemannsmovies review of "Talk To Me" (2023). #talktomemovie. Creepily effective but patchy A24 horror. Worth it for the ending. 3.5/5.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Talk to Me” (2023). I saw “Talk To Me” as a Cineworld Secret Cinema preview earlier in the week and it was preceded by an exhuberent and very loud “THANK YOU FOR COMING TO SEE OUR FILM!!!!” intro by the two youthful directors, Danny and Michael Philippou. (“Oh God, I thought”!). The realisation that this was a horror film caused a mass exodus of about 40 people…
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