‘Scariest’ ever film that left viewers ‘rattled’ is leaving Netflix in days

Netflix subscribers have just days left to watch the horror film that viewers have dubbed the ‘scariest’ ever, leaving many feeling ‘genuine dread’.

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Some viewers who caught it in cinemas had to leave early (Image: A24)

Netflix subscribers have just days remaining to watch the “scariest” horror film of all time that leaves audiences feeling “sick”.

Talk To Me is an Australian horror film that was first released back in 2022, following a group of friends who discover how to conjure spirits with an embalmed hand. However, things soon take a dark and disturbing turn as terrifying spirits are released.

The film is currently available to stream on Netflix as a synopsis reads: “A group of teens turn an embalmed hand that can possess the holder into a rowdy, risky party game. But once the rules are broken, there’s no going back.”

However, Netflix viewers have just days remaining to watch the film, which has been hailed as the “best” ever, as it will depart the platform on April 25, reports the Mirror.

Starring Sophie Wilde, Alexandra Jensen, Joe Bird and Otis Dhanji, the film continues to garner glowing reviews as it leaves audiences feeling deeply unsettled.

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Talk To Me is an Australian horror film starring Sophie Wilde (Image: A24)
One IMDb reviewer said it was “one of the best horror films I’ve seen in a while”, adding: ” I don’t think the film is particularly scary, relying more on body horror and disturbing imagery, but it is very unnerving and tense nonetheless.”

One IMDb reviewer said it was “one of the best horror films I’ve seen in a while”, adding: ” I don’t think the film is particularly scary, relying more on body horror and disturbing imagery, but it is very unnerving and tense nonetheless.”

Another wrote: “I would highly recommend this movie to friends to see , it’s majorly creepy but still entertaining and a gripping story.”

A third remarked that they “feel sick”, adding: ” I did feel genuine dread from it, that I haven’t felt from a horror movie like this in a VERY long time. If not ever.”

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Talk To Me will be leaving Netflix in a matter of days (Image: A24)

A fourth wrote: “I’m so impressed. I haven’t been stricken with genuine horror and a deep feeling of dread watching a movie in so long.”

The film also boasts a 94 per cent Rotten Tomatoes rating, with one viewer declaring: “This is the scariest movie I have ever scene in my life. First time I went to go see it I had to leave the theater early I was so freaked out. I’m huge horror movie fan this is by far the best one I’ve ever seen.”

Another said: “Pretty much the perfect horror movie. Has all the right elements. It’s beautifully shot, beautifully acted, engaging story line.” A third added: “One of the best supernatural horrors of the past decade.”

Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, Talk To Me has also garnered acclaim for its examination of themes including grief and addiction, alongside social media trends, with one viewer confessing on X: “#TalkToMe got me scared to go to sleep tonight.”

Another echoed: “I genuinely left the theatre rattled and spooked after just watching #TalkToMe @A24 did good with this 1 10/10!!”

Talk To Me will be available to stream on Netflix until April 25.