Talk to Me
A group of friends discover a technique by which, using a stuffed hand, they are able to summon spirits. The youngsters can't believe they have discovered such an exciting game and abuse it until one of them goes too far, definitively opening the passage that separates our reality from the world of spirits.
Extremely contemporary horror, capable of maintaining high tension and shot with skill, it works better than many others because it seems that the two directors know the target audience of this type of film well and have thought of it first of all to entertain, succeeding very well.
In short, a creepypasta perhaps, yes but well done and not at all superficial, the underlying theme is the lack of communication between generations, which pushes teenagers to seek increasingly extreme emotions, in this case to talk to the dead perhaps because they are unable to confide in adults.
