Danny and Michael Philippou conjure a grim fairy tale with Bring Her Back, with an unforgettable Sally Hawkins at the center.

Danny and Michael Philippou's Bring Her Back is horrific perfection, sure to be one of the bleakest films of the year.

The new movie from the Philippou twins is a psychologically twisted example of the trapped-in-a-house horror subgenre.

Talk To Me directors Danny and Michael Philippou return with a possession horror starring Sally Hawkins. Read the Empire review.

In their second feature, the Australian directing duo explore how grief drives people to behave in ways bordering on the unimaginable.

Sally Hawkins deserves kudos for 'Bring Her Back,' but Danny and Michael Philippou's A24 horror movie is a rote genre spin on grief. Review.

Talk To Me's Philippou brothers return with a film about grief and trauma that is designed to provoke but not inspire

Latest iteration of A24’s ‘grief is the real horror’ subgenre leans heavily on body horror to drive emotion

... ghoulishly registers as a mediation on the madness of grief.

New horror whiz kids Danny and Michael Philippou follow up their A24 success “Talk to Me” with another dynamic and brutal take on grief — they throw a ...

"Bring Her Back" is the feel-bad horror movie of the summer — take that as either recommendation or warning.

From the very opening scene, which shows grainy VHS footage of a gross occult ceremony to the suspicious behaviour of foster mum Laura (Sally Hawkins)…

Bring Her Back features outstanding performances from Sally Hawkins and its child actors, but can't escape from a quagmire of deeply derivative ennui.

If, going in to Bring Her Back, one wasn’t aware thatthe directors were the Australian brother team of Danny and Michael Philippou,it wouldn’t be a hard ...

“Bring Her Back” is fairly successful at dropping jaws.

It’s not a blanket condemnation to say I could not wait for “Bring Her Back,” the excruciating new film from the co-directors of “Talk to Me,” to c...

The sibling duo behind the A24 horror hit return with a follow-up that's smarter, nastier — and far scarier.

The follow up to 'Talk To Me' features the British actor as a malevolent foster mother

Danny and Michael Philippou's 'Bring Her Back' has a white-hot nerve of pain running inside it that burns right through the screen.

Bring Her Back, the latest horror movie from A24 and the directors of Talk To Me, is extremely disturbing. Here's our review.

The Australian twins Danny and Michael Philippou started off as YouTubers known for their comically violent shorts – Ronald McDonald Chicken Store Massacre...

The makers of Talk to Me, Australian twins Danny and Michael Philippou, have returned with a movie that raises the terror game to frightening new levels

The directors of the A24 horror smash ‘Talk to Me’ have returned with a film that’s even bolder and even squelchier

The new horror movie is best when it’s not trying to say something.

The directors of “Talk to Me” return with “Bring Her Back,” a grander and grimmer horror tale than their last breakout hit.

Horror movies explicitly tackling grief are hardly a recent development, but it’s difficult to argue against the fact that we’ve seen this theme exploite...

Feels less like a movie than a finely tuned instrument of doom, where evil has been concentrated into an exceptionally and impressively nasty 104 minutes

Australian brothers Danny and Michael Philippou's follow-up to their sleeper hit explores the jagged, double-edged nature of parental love.

Bring Her Back is a modern-day Hansel and Gretel horror story — and the Oscar-winning actress is its secret weapon. Plus, The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Danny and Michael Philippou’s latest movie is silly and convoluted in places, but the star actress makes it work

The Oscar-nominated star plays a foster mother with unholy plans for her kids in the second film from the directors of "Talk to Me"

In their disturbing horror film about a foster mother from hell, Danny and Michael Philippou create a domestic nightmare that gets under your skin.

The actress both powers and unbalances Bring Her Back, the Philippou brothers’ messy, ambitious follow-up to Talk To Me.