Black Phone 2 Review: This Blumhouse Horror Sequel Could've Declined The Call

‘Black Phone 2’ Is a Mess

Babe, I love a good, unexpected horror sequel, even one with a gross shift in tone. It worked for Orphan and M3GAN, so why not The Black Phone? Well, in another life, it might have, but the follow-up to the... Read more...

Black Phone 2 – Nightmare in the Alpine Phone Booth

MOVIE REVIEW - Scott Derrickson brings the Grabber back, but this follow-up tosses the old playbook: set in 1982, the story skates along the edge of a snow-squeaking, half-dream dread where the tension tightens, slackens, then slithers back in again.

Black Phone 2 Review: A Haunting Sequel

Discover why Black Phone 2 is a chilling and emotional sequel that expands on Finney, Gwen, and The Grabber’s story. Read our full review for insights on its horror, performances, and 1980s atmosphere. The post Black Phone 2 Review: A Haunting Sequel That Deepens the Horror and Heart of the Original first appeared on Blazing Minds

'Black Phone 2' Review: Ethan Hawke's Grabber Goes Full Freddy Krueger in Messy, Stylish Sequel

Ideas, style, and a willingness to push into new territory. But... The post ‘Black Phone 2’ Review: Ethan Hawke’s Grabber Goes Full Freddy Krueger in Messy, Stylish Sequel appeared first on Screen Realm.

Black Phone 2 review – hit horror sequel lumbers toward Elm Street

Arriving as the re-activated Stephen King machine was still churning out adaptations, quality be damned, The Black Phone felt like a lazy fanboy tribute. With its 1970s small-town setting, high school cast, psychic kids and gnarly neighbourhood villain, it was close to pastiche and, like the very…