The possession ritual from Talk to Me is heading to Ibiza in I Let You In, a horror series built for Meta Quest headsets and Meta VR glasses. Across 6 episodes, young travelers looking for a party become hooked on summoning spirits, with possession offering a high that can kill them.
The series was announced as a live-action mixed-reality experience that would incorporate viewers’ surroundings into the story. Showrunner Darren Brandl says the technology can make it feel like a demon’s in your room.
The title picks up where the original film left off. In Talk to Me, saying “Talk to me” summons a spirit; “I let you in” allows it to possess the person holding the Hand.
In Ibiza, estranged friends Lauryn and Keeley, played by Aubri Ibrag and Charlotte Maggi, reunite with Sofia Hublitz’s socialite Blake. Charlie Hiscock and Raff Law play British best friends supplying party drugs obtained from an island dealer, played by Julio Peña.
Behind the camera, Craig William Macneill directed every episode, with Trent Atherton writing the series from a pitch developed with showrunner Darren Brandl. Meta commissioned the project from XRTV, the immersive studio founded by Brandl and Jack Davis. Talk to Me directors Danny and Michael Philippou are executive producers, though they aren’t writing or directing the series.
Filming finished in Spain earlier in 2026, and the series is in post-production. It’ll be available exclusively on Meta Quest headsets and Meta VR glasses. A premiere date hasn’t been announced: spring 2027 is the launch window for the glasses, which will cost $1,299.99.
