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After being abducted by a child killer and locked in a soundproof basement, a 13-year-old boy starts receiving calls on a disconnected phone from the killer's previous victims.
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- Title : The Black Phone
- Release : 2022-01-27
- Runtime : 102 min.
- Genre : Horror
- Stars : Ethan Hawke, Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, Jeremy Davies, James Ransone, Michael Banks Repeta
Finney Shaw, a shy but clever 13-year-old boy, is abducted by a sadistic killer and trapped in a soundproof basement where screaming is of little use. When a disconnected phone on the wall begins to ring, Finney discovers that he can hear the voices of the killerĆ¢€™s previous victims. And they are dead set on making sure that what happened to them doesnĆ¢€™t happen to Finney.
The Black Phone will release on Jan 27, 2022 and is directed by Scott Derrickson .This movie will be 1 hr 42 min in duration and will be available in English language. Tristan Pravong, Kellan Rhude, Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, Ron Blake, J. Gaven Wilde, Jeremy Davies, E. Roger Mitchell, Brady Hepner, Ethan Hawke, Megan Petersen, Gina Jun, Bay Allebach, James Ransone, Kristina Arjona, Michael Banks Repeta, Ryan Cronan, Ray Strachan, Braxton Alexander, Robert Fortunato, Andrew Farmer, T. Maxwell Martin, Chris TC Edge, Brady Ryan, Mark Riccardi, Jacob Moran, Jordan Isaiah White, Troy Rudeseal and Spencer Fitzgerald will be playing as the star cast in this movie. The Black Phone scores a 9.0 digit binge rating out of 10 and will be a brilliant movie to watch in the Horror genre.
The Black Phone is a 2021 American horror film about “A kidnapped kid. A creepy, soundproofed basement. An ancient, disconnected phone. Then, when night falls, the phone rings.”
Directed by Scott Derrickson (Deliver Us from Evil; Sinister; The Exorcism of Emily Rose) from a screenplay by Robert Cargill, Derrickson has adapted novelist Joe Hill’s short story ‘The Black Phone’. Derrickson, Cargill and Jason Blum (of course) co-produced. Joe Hill gets an executive producer credit.
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The Crooked Highway Productions movie stars Ethan Hawke ( Sinister), Jeremy Davies
James Ransone (IT: Chapter Two), Madeleine McGraw (The Harbinger; The Curse of la Llorona; Pacific Rim: Uprising), Mason Thames (For All Mankind TV series) and E. Roger Mitchell.
“Its biggest strength lies with its lead performances. Thames brings the heart, but McGraw is a rare exceptional talent. But Hawke is in a league of his own, playing against type in a remarkable and remarkably unsettling way. It won’t rank as high on the scare meter as Derrickson and Cargill’s previous horror film [Sinister], but it is more relatable and heartfelt.” Bloody Disgusting
Reviews:
“Ultimately, everything comes together to make a great film. The thriller portions are powerful while the horror is expertly done. The entire cast gives magnificent performances and the end will give those watching an emotional discharge. It is rare to see a scary movie that takes on this much succeed, but The Black Phone does it.” AIPT
Cast and characters (confirmed so far):
- Ethan Hawke … The Grabber
- Jeremy Davies
- James Ransone … Max
- Madeleine McGraw
- Mason Thames … Finney
- E. Roger Mitchell
- Kellan Rhude
- J. Gaven Wilde … Moose
- Gina Jun … Bruce’s Mother
- Michael Banks Repeta … Griffin
- Chris TC Edge … Fireman
- Kristina Arjona … Mrs Fulgrim
- Derrick Lemmon … Detective
- Brady Hepner … Vance
- Mark Riccardi … Umpire
- Jacob Moran … Billy
- Rocco Poveromo … Chief of Police Clarke
- Troy Rudeseal … Detective Miller
- Spencer Fitzgerald … Buzz
- Brady Ryan … Matt
- Matthew Simmons … Adult Volunteer
- Tristan Pravong … Bruce
- Ron Blake … EMT
- Megan Petersen … Math Teacher
- Miguel Cazarez Mora … Robin
- Rebecca Clarke … Donna
- Jordan Isaiah White … Matty
- Ryan Cronan … Young Bruce
- Deena A. Delfosse … Reporter
- Mike Bailey … Bruce’s Father
” …The Black Phone ends up being so damn good is just how oppressively suspenseful Derrickson’s latest genre effort is. Honestly, between Sinister and The Black Phone, I’m pretty much on board for any and all collaborations that he does with Cargill because they prove that in this day and age where it can be hard to push horror fans’ buttons, they know precisely the right formula to really amp up the terror in ways that crawl under your skin.” Daily Dead
“The Grabber doesn’t actually seem all that unstoppable […] When his past victims do come calling, they echo haunting warnings of the tortured end they endured, and that should make Hawke’s character more menacing… but it doesn’t. Relying too heavily on quick jolts and jump scares, some moments of The Black Phone feel like the more PG-13 moments of The Sixth Sense.”
“A couple of effective jump-scares aside, the film runs on ticking-clock suspense, knowing that whatever the Grabber says, it’s unlikely Finn will stay in his good graces for very long. The story’s final third works even better than the buildup would suggest, shrugging off some of the atmospherics and, with a clever nod to a classic in the serial-killer genre, focusing all the movie’s energies on a sequence that delivers.”
” …managed to exceed extremely high expectations in nearly every aspect. The writing/directing team puts personal traumas on full display while expertly showcasing the complications of childhood in the ’70s and the very real monsters of our world, while the performances of the child actors Mason Thames and Madeleine McGraw take the already tight story to new heights.”
“The Black Phone is a succinct and stressful terror blanketed with themes of friendship, family, and inventive portrayals of resiliency. Every aspect of the film is emotionally arresting and tackles timeless fears with razor-sharp precision. Derrickson and Cargill’s collaborative vision navigate horror down multiple avenues and preys upon traditional forms of strengths and weaknesses through aspects of religion and familiarity.”
“The Black Phone tackles horrors from various different avenues and while it may come off bleak to some, the film provides a truly entertaining experience that also shows the audience that there is hope in the darkness. The voices from over the phone give Finney the lifeline he needs to keep fighting and that perseverance actually shines through in a story that is blanketed in relentless claustrophobic terror.”
“Derrickson can build a mood and craft creepy imagery, and he moves his camera with precision. But this feels like a notebook of compelling visual and narrative ideas that never quite fit together, that can’t quite manage to coalesce into coherence […] There’s much in The Black Phone to admire, but even the most patient audience may find themselves frustrated; waiting for these pieces to snap into place.”
“This is an incredibly well-crafted film, from the score, cinematography, and three remarkable performances. Jeremy Davies could have pulled back somewhat, but it’s a minor discordant note in a beautiful, nuanced symphony. The Black Phone is meaningful, scary, thrilling, full of powerful performances, and when you jump — and you will — it will be because you are in the hands of a confident guide…”
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