“Talk To Me” directors team up with A24 again for a new original horror film. I can not wait

Talk to me stood out as one of them Top films of 2023an impressive directorial debut for twin brothers Danny and Michael Philippou – certainly one of them The scariest horror films of recent times. Fans of the flick, like myself, were thrilled to learn that the story of the spooky, embalmed party drug isn't over yet, as just a month after its release in the United States, it was revealed that a A confirmed sequel was already in the works. To add to the excitement, there's more good news: the Philippou brothers are teaming up again for an original upcoming A24 filmand I honestly can't wait to see what they come out with next!

The studio known for its unique and boundary-pushing films has once again captured the attention of horror fans around the world with the unveiling of its latest project. Bring her back. deadline said the visionary siblings behind it Talk to me return to helm this project, and adding even more excitement is two-time Oscar nominee Sally Hawkins, acclaimed for her enchanting performance in Guillermo del Toros The shape of wateris set to Star.

Hawkins has only appeared in one horror film, the 2007 British crime horror thriller The killing gene, directed by Tom Shankland. Given the Paddington Given the actress's impressive performances, it will be fascinating to see how she uses her talents in the world of horror.

Not much is known about the project, the plot details are mysterious. However, it has been reported that production on the flick will begin this summer. Samantha Jennings and Kristina Ceyton of Causeway Films will produce Bring her backand their commitment ensures that the project is in capable hands. Jennings and Ceyton have an impressive track record in the horror genre, with titles including two other of Australia's best horror films: The Babadook And The Nightingalewhich have been praised for their storytelling and atmospheric tension.