Bring Her Back themed “evil black marketplace” listing Talk to Me’s cursed hand goes viral

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If you’re fond of the horror films produced by Danny and Michael Philippou, you’ll be delighted! An enigmatic “online marketplace” associated with their movies, Bring Her Back and Talk to Me, has surfaced, and the eerie factor is through the roof.

Approximately two years have passed since the release of the supernatural horror film “Talk to Me” in cinemas, but its sequel, titled “Bring Her Back,” has only been out for a few short weeks. The latest installment centers around a brother and sister who stumble upon a chilling ritual taking place at their new foster mother’s remote residence.

Despite receiving positive reviews from both critics and viewers, an unsettling turn of events has occurred in reality. In a matter of days, it seems as if a clandestine marketplace emerged online on June 6, 2025, purportedly trading items depicted in the movie – among them, the infamous cursed hand.

However, the website doesn’t just offer fresh content; it showcases newly captured video clips, innovative “items” (albeit questionable to label them as such), and a stern caution that should you decide to participate, the outcome may not be pleasant.

“Evil black marketplace” with Bring Her Back and Talk to Me links emerges

Should you choose to explore BlackAngelTapes.net, bear in mind that any potential consequences are on your shoulders. By merely mentioning it, we’ve technically violated their “no shares” rule, but the further you delve, the more bizarre and unsettling the site becomes.

As you approach, a warning greets you: “This website is under intense surveillance by those who radiate. If you breach the marketplace, consequences will follow. No screenshots. No shares. No leaks. Proceed at your own risk. Proceed with caution,” it states.

Should you dare to proceed, you’ll encounter 13 (naturally) assorted listings labeled as “cursed” or “evil”. These include items such as bottles of blood, ancient malware, and recordings of confessions from serial killers. There are also several videos you can view, including one depicting a girl sleeping who is said to be possessed by a demon, and another showing the revival of a corpse turned into a zombie.

Amid everything, you’ll discover our well-known macabre hand. The description states, “I purchased a video here a few months back – these young musicians employ this preserved hand in their band’s music video, as well as to try and conjure Kurt Cobain and GG Allin. However, it results in one of them biting off his own tongue (I can provide the digital copy if you message me).

“Feel free to share how much of the item you’re holding, if you have it. And please note, trolls messaging me will receive no response; I can easily spot attempts to peddle bogus goods.” (In a friendly and informative tone)

On this website, remarks attributed to potential sellers are displayed below each listing in what appears to be a “void”. However, you have the liberty to propose offers for any of the 13 items showcased on the site. As for the consequences following your offer, I’d rather not jeopardize my personal funds by speculating about it.

The FAQ section is both authentic and comprehensive, covering topics from understanding Satanism to securing haunted items within your home. Keen-eyed enthusiasts will spot a warning: “Our related site [thisisnotacult.xyz] has been infiltrated. Please avoid visiting the site. Do not attempt to contact them.

The usual temptation to click something you probably shouldn’t, only to find yourself faced with blurry surveillance video that might give you goosebumps. At this moment, neither of the Philippous has acknowledged any connection or revealed whether the site is indeed a promotional effort for Bring Her Back.

Additionally, feel free to explore other fresh films streaming this month, including terrifying horror movies inspired by real events, as well as upcoming releases scheduled for 2025.

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2025-06-06 14:48