Bring Her Back

Talk to Me’s directors are back with another serving of gruesome horror. If you’re in the mood for some excessive violence, weird kids (and weirder mums) and a surprisingly heartfelt message on the hopelessness caused by grief, this is absolutely the film for you. The Philippous have crafted a much tighter film set around just four main characters, and while the concept and cast aren’t as fun as their debut, Bring Her Back is an exceptional follow-up and an experience you won’t be forgetting any time soon (seriously, I haven’t seen knives in the same way in three weeks).

I’m also not kidding around with how violent this is. If that’s not your thing, please skip this and watch Materialists the next day.

Anant Nambiar