Black Phone 2
Directed by Scott Derrickson
Terwijl Finn, die nu 17 is, worstelt met zijn leven na de ontvoering, wordt de koppige 15 jaar oude Gwen in haar dromen gebeld door de zwarte telefoon. Ze heeft ook verontrustende visioenen over drie jongens die worden gestalkt op het winterkamp Alpine Lake. Gwen is vastbesloten om het mysterie op te lossen en een einde te maken aan de kwelling voor haar en haar broer. Ze overtuigt Finn om naar het kamp te gaan tijdens een winterse storm. Daar ontdekt ze een verbijsterende link tussen het verleden van de Grijper en haar eigen familie. Samen confronteren zij en Finn de moordenaar die sinds zijn dood alleen maar sterker is geworden en die een grotere rol speelt in hun leven dan ze zich hadden kunnen voorstellen.
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- visj4 dgn geledenFirst one was definitely better but this one is alright
- DOAN FSD17 oktober 2025The Grabber was more menacing when he was wrapped in reality. The first film was okay. The second film? Ethan Hawke and the extremely cool looking mask were unable to save it. You'll wonder what the point of it was, and it completely destroyed the chances of the first picture becoming a cult classic twenty years down the line.
- RipLinesMan5 november 2025Black Phone 2 plays like Event Horizon (1997) rewritten in frost and plywood, with Scott Derrickson turning a winter camp into a white corridor that keeps opening onto the pit while phones ring like alarms from a cursed engine room; Finney Blake and Gwen Blake act as the sane crew trying to seal the doors, Mason Thames and Madeleine McGraw giving the story its steadiness, while the returning Grabber, embodied by Ethan Hawke, prowls like a Weir-figure lured by the red glow beyond the bulkhead, and the world around them fills out with Demián Bichir as Mando and Miguel Mora as Ernesto Arellano, witnesses to a gravity that pulls everyone back toward old harm; Paul W. S. Anderson’s Event Horizon is a masterpiece of cosmic damnation built on the duel between Captain Miller and Dr William Weir, and this sequel borrows that moral geometry to stage a patient, chilling argument about protocol versus rapture, with the snow creaking like metal under pressure and the frame tightening until every choice feels like stepping through a door that should stay shut.
- John Rodriguez10 maart 2026Felt asleep during the movie
- shirazesat8 november 2025On its own merit, this is probably 4/10 but, due to the fact that many might watch this due to the excellent first installment, it should be a 2/10. With the budget, actors, and backstory, this really should have been better thought out. A serious disappointment, like many sequels of late. Sloppy storytelling with unrealistic character development.
- Hipster ZOMBIE26 oktober 2025Sometimes you just can’t keep a good villain dead…such is the case with Black Phone 2. Taking a page straight out of the A Nightmare on Elm Street playbook, the Grabber goes full supernatural this time — and it works frighteningly well. The young cast absolutely owns it, especially Mason Thames as Finn and Madeleine McGraw as Gwen, who both bring real emotional grit to their characters’ evolution. This film sees Gwen really take hold of her mother’s empathic abilities using it to take center stage and even fight the Grabber. Finn is takes somewhat of backseat this time trying to deal with the fallout and traumatic events of the first film. And somehow Ethan Hawke cranks the creep factor up another notch — the man practically oozes nightmare fuel. This isn’t just a good sequel. It’s a gloves-off, shadow-whispering, sleep-ruining masterpiece. Easily one of the best horror films of 2025. If nothing else 2025 has been a great year for the horror genre!
- Rick17 oktober 2025I went into this hyped for some blood splattered snow. There was hardly any blood splattered snow. This is one of those movies that is so close to being fantastic but ends up being incredible mid.
- Austin Burke24 oktober 2025It delivers just enough slick style and a slow drip of horrifying imagery to keep franchise fans hooked. The performances are rock-solid, and Hawke is menacing when he shows up. The main gripes? A somewhat flat script and straying so far away from what made the original so succinct yet unique. That said, there is no denying the craft on display, and a fresh spin on familiar genre beats isn’t the worst idea for a sequel.
- N@toli_804 maart 2026The first one was better. It still was a good movie though.
- eyeofthetornado14 november 2025The sequel doubles down on the chaos: • More creepy masks ✔️ • More ominous phone calls from dead kids who somehow have better reception than living people ✔️ • And a storyline that screams, “Sure, why not?” ✔️✔️ By the time the final showdown happens, you’re convinced the Grabber and Freddy Krueger should just open a joint business called Nightmares & Kidnapping LLC, specializing in trauma packages with 80s aesthetics. Is the movie scary? Sometimes. Is it fun? Absolutely. Does it make sense? …Sir, this is a horror film.Enjoy… Looking forward to the 3rd call ☎️
- Enid&Richard5 november 2025As a fan of the original, I found this one to be a somewhat decent sequel, despite its deviations from the original. It was unoriginal in its resemblance to Nightmare on Elm Street, with the antagonist being a demon residing within their dreams. While some individuals may find it frightening, I personally believe it lacks the originality of its predecessor. This could be summarized as the common pitfall of sequels failing to meet expectations.
- sistag56 februari 2026loved it
- Tony17 november 2025they really dropped the ball with this sequel, Black Phone was suspenseful, dramatic and kept you on your toes, This one went a totally different direction with it, which normally wouldn't be bad, but In my opinion, they went off road and lost control. Half star
- Juan Manuel Zavala2 maart 2026Good movie on its own. Scary good. As a sequel it made a pretty big leap, but it's still worth a watch!
- BRANDON JAMES MCCOLLOUGH24 februari 2026A creepy, stylish sequel that delivers on mood and menace. The sound design and pacing keep you on edge, and the new twists make the world of Black Phone even more unsettling.
Black Phone 2 Trivia
Black Phone 2 was released on 15 oktober 2025.
Black Phone 2 was directed by Scott Derrickson.
Black Phone 2 has a runtime of 1 u, 54 m.
Black Phone 2 was produced by Jason Blum, Scott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill.
Terwijl Finn, die nu 17 is, worstelt met zijn leven na de ontvoering, wordt de koppige 15 jaar oude Gwen in haar dromen gebeld door de zwarte telefoon. Ze heeft ook verontrustende visioenen over drie jongens die worden gestalkt op het winterkamp Alpine Lake. Gwen is vastbesloten om het mysterie op te lossen en een einde te maken aan de kwelling voor haar en haar broer. Ze overtuigt Finn om naar het kamp te gaan tijdens een winterse storm. Daar ontdekt ze een verbijsterende link tussen het verleden van de Grijper en haar eigen familie. Samen confronteren zij en Finn de moordenaar die sinds zijn dood alleen maar sterker is geworden en die een grotere rol speelt in hun leven dan ze zich hadden kunnen voorstellen.
The key characters in Black Phone 2 are Finn (Mason Thames), Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), The Grabber (Ethan Hawke).
Black Phone 2 is rated 16.
Black Phone 2 is a Horror, Thriller, Suspense film.
Black Phone 2 has an audience rating of 8.2 out of 10.
Black Phone 2 had a budget of US$ 30 mln..
Black Phone 2 has made US$ 132,2 mln. at the box office.