- Title: Bring Her Back
- Original Title: Bring Her Back
- Release Date: 28/05/2025
- Tagline: Family requires sacrifices.
- Budget: $15,000,000.00
- Duration:104 Min / 01:44
- Country:AUUS
- Genre:Horror
About Film
Following the death of their father, a brother and sister are sent to live with a foster mother, only to learn that she is hiding a terrifying secret.
Movie Rating: 7.39
Total Votes: 1364
Reviews
ChrisSawin
8/10
From Australian twin filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou (Talk to Me), Bring Her Back follows brother and sister Andy (Billy Barratt) and Piper (Sora Wong). Piper is mostly blind (she can see shapes and colors) and Andy has taken care of her for as long as they can both remember.
When Andy and Piper’s father dies suddenly, they are adopted...

Ditendra
8/10
Wasn't expecting such a great horrow show from Australia. It's quite gruesome. Well done.
hamfaceman
7/10
Decent trauma horror. Chewing scene was great! Go ahead and put this ham on your face as you may need it to cover your eyes in some scenes.

Geronimo1967
7/10
When their father is found dead in the shower, seventeen year old “Andy” (Billy Barrett) wants to look after his blind step-sister “Piper” (Sora Wong) but he’s just too young. Rather than split them up, social services offer to send them both into the care of “Laura” (Sally Hawkins) who has recently lost a daughter of her own. She seems to take...
msbreviews
8/10
After the explosive and inventive horror of TALK TO ME, my anticipation for Danny and Michael Philippou's follow-up was immense. I was prepared for intensity, but nothing quite readies you for BRING HER BACK, a film that perfectly defines the term "tough watch." This is a profoundly discomforting and disturbing experience, featuring some of the...
kevin2019
8/10
"Bring Her Back" has the desperate loneliness and sadness that is inevitable following the death of a cherished loved one as a central theme, but this pivotal subject matter has rarely been explored in such gross and utterly grotesque terms as it is here and quite frankly it is somewhat surprising this film ever got a mainstream release at all....





















































