TERROR TALK

Cinemavixion Review

In "Terror Talk" (2018), directors Brian and Jake Jalbert present a chilling take on isolation and the supernatural. The film centers on a doomsday prepper who seeks refuge in his new home during a global virus outbreak, only to find his sanctuary invaded by spectral forces. While the premise taps into contemporary anxieties, the execution, as suggested by its modest IMDb rating of 3.3, may not fully satisfy seasoned horror aficionados. However, for those intrigued by the intersection of pandemic paranoia and ghostly encounters, "Terror Talk" offers a unique, albeit potentially uneven, cinematic experience. The performances, particularly from Aaron Joseph Nelson and Sean Michael Gloria, anchor the narrative as the protagonist grapples with unseen terrors within his supposedly safe walls.