Scary film Talk to Me was released on Netflix this week and is leaving viewers with “nightmares” after watching it.
Horror fans have called the film “deeply disturbing and disturbing” while issuing a warning to others.
The critically acclaimed Australian horror film hit theaters back in July, but now fans can watch it at home after it was added to the streaming service just in time for Halloween.
Viewers were already terrified, with some claiming they “didn’t want to be alone” after watching and wished they could “erase it from their minds.”
One person shared their thoughts on X (formerly known as Twitter): Talk to Me on Netflix is a great watch. Deeply unsettling and disturbing, so if that’s your thing, check it out. “Best horror film I’ve seen in a long time.”
Terrifying: Scary film Talk to Me was released on Netflix this week and is leaving viewers with “nightmares” after watching it (Sophie Wilde pictured as Mia).
Another added: “I watched Talk to Me on Netflix yesterday and was up all night having nightmares about being possessed. I really thought I was too old for scary movies that could disturb me like that.”
“Well I just climbed on the sofa and watched the horror movie ‘Talk To Me’ on Netflix while screaming so I guess that’s a recommendation,” a third shared.
“I just watched the scary Talk To Me movie on Netflix. “I’m trying to get my cat to come into the kitchen with me so I don’t feel alone,” another wrote.
One fan wrote: “Just watched Talk To Me on #Netflix. Yes, I need to erase the last two hours of my memory and rinse my eyes with bleach.”
Someone else added: “Just watched #TalkToMe and it’s hands down the best horror movie I’ve seen this year.” On Netflix. GO LOOK!’
“We watch Talk To Me on Netflix. This is a messed up scary movie. Really frightening. “That’s ace,” another agreed.
The film, from directors Danny and Michael Philippou, follows a group of friends who use an embalmed hand to summon spirits.
It stars Sophie Wilde in the lead role, Mia, who struggles with grief after her mother’s suicide death.
Spooky: The critically acclaimed Australian horror film hit theaters back in July, but now fans can watch it at home after it was added to the streaming service this week
Scary: Viewers were already scared, claiming they “didn’t want to be alone” after watching and wished they could “erase it from their minds.”
Speaking about her role, Sophie told Russh.com: “It’s a pretty intense role and definitely requires a lot of you physically and emotionally.”
“As an actor, it’s actually very exciting to have the opportunity to have a character that has such a wide range. “But you know, it’s definitely a challenge.”
When the film was released in theaters over the summer, it was a box office hit, grossing $90.5 million worldwide.