With our The Black Phone recap, we decode how Ethan Hawke's Grabber has managed to come back in the sequel, Black Phone 2.

In the new '70s-set horror movie "The Black Phone," a mysterious villain known only as "The Grabber" (Ethan Hawke) kidnaps children — specifically boys — and tortures them in his basement ...

If you thought The Black Phone was scary, then strap in for its much more terrifying big brother as director Scott Derrickson explains the major difference between the 2021 horror film and The ...

This review of “The Black Phone” was first published June ... Still, scenes where Finney tries to bust out of the Grabber’s basement give the movie’s story a welcome prison break–style ...

In the dingy, soundproof basement of The Grabber — who wears ... of Madness” and freed him up to make “The Black Phone.” One movie’s loss is another’s gain. Derrickson has a mostly ...

The trailer for the upcoming Universal and Blumhouse horror movie hit Sunday at the pop culture convention CCPX in Mexico City.

The supernatural horror movie, which can arguably be ... While locked in the basement, Finney discovers a disconnected black phone on the wall where he’s able to talk to the voices of The ...

Whether or not you have the stomach to answer the film’s call is up to you. (The reviews have been good, with special praise going to Hawke for his chilling villain performance.) However, The ...