Are you a morbid traveler? Have you been to haunting destinations like The Museum of Death or the Alcatraz East Museum? Do you dream of receiving a hard-to-win tour of The Warrens’ Occult Museum or perhaps even staying the night in the infamous Viscilla Axe Murder House? Well, today we’re here to offer you something similar to all of these experiences, but from the comfort of your own home. A mysterious source is giving anyone with the courage the opportunity to step into the world of Bring Her Back and Talk to Me via a mysterious website that connects the two films from the dark, twisted minds of co-helmers and brothers Danny and Michael Philippou.

Please enter at your own risk and be sure to heed the warnings as you scroll through a list of demonically charged objects. Those who have seen both movies will undoubtedly recognize a handful (pun intended) of cursed items like the embalmed hand from Talk to Me, while footage of possessions and Satanic cult activity will be familiar to audiences who have turned up for the pair’s latest feature, Bring Her Back. Other items, like the cursed Timmy Tiger Puppet, claim to have the power to locate dead bodies, while malware loaded onto floppy discs promise to destroy any system thrown its way, and a tape recorder boasts the ramblings, plannings, and slayings committed by a serial killer.

The site’s promo push for Bring Her Back follows in the footsteps of other genre favorites to come before it, like the notorious The Blair Witch Project marketing campaign that had audiences questioning their very own realities. More recently, movies like Osgood Perkins’ Longlegs and Zach Cregger’s Weapons have also leaned into a similar style, but there’s something about this so-called blackangeltapes.net that has our skin crawling.

‘Talk to Me’ and ‘Bring Her Back’s Shared Universe Is Confirmed

When the Philippou brothers debuted Talk to Me back in 2023, they put a unique stamp and storytelling twist on the horror genre. The A24 film quickly became one of the most talked about titles of the year, with audiences pushing the pair to make a follow-up. And, while they’ve previously stated that a Talk to Me sequel is on the way, their hearts told them to first push forward with Bring Her Back. Just as twisted and demented as the movie that came before it, Bring Her Back certainly has people talking and – with the help of this cursed website – the case is closed when it comes to the question of the movies being part of a shared universe.

Bring Her Back is now playing in cinemas.