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Black Phone 2 director Scott Derrickson addresses potential sequel: ‘There certainly can be more’

Black Phone 2 director Scott Derrickson has said there "certainly can be" another sequel in his horror series - but only if a possible third film is "another big pivot".

The Black Phone 2 director says there was "a lot of pressure" when creating the Grabber's backstory, and that going more into his history "felt disrespectful to the true mystery of evil"

The Black Phone 2 director says there was "a lot of pressure" when creating the Grabber's backstory, and that going more into his history "felt disrespectful to the true mystery of evil"

Exclusive: Scott Derrickson dishes on the inherent evil behind the Grabber – and why it needs no explanation – in Black Phone 2

The Black Phone 2 director says he didn't actually want to make a sequel, but his mind was changed by a short-and-sweet phone call from Stephen King's son Joe Hill

The Black Phone 2 director says he didn't actually want to make a sequel, but his mind was changed by a short-and-sweet phone call from Stephen King's son Joe Hill

Though The Black Phone 2 isn't directly based on one of his stories, writer Joe Hill gave the filmmakers the idea for the sequel

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The Black Phone 2 director teases horror sequel has ‘more intensity and more gore’ than first film

The Black Phone 2 director Scott Derrickson has promised the horror sequel has “more intensity and more gore” than the first move now that Mason Thames' Finney is a teenager.

'Black Phone 2' Review: A Bigger, Scarier, And Messier Horror Sequel

The sequel turns to religious horror in a way that puts the movie at odds with itself.

The Sequel to 2021's Best Horror Movie Is Answering Its Biggest Mystery

What do you do when you write off your main villain? You bend reality to bring them back.

'The Black Phone' explained: A real life killer, childhood memories shaped the adaptation

The phone is dead. And it's ringing.

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The Black Phone ending explained: Are the ghosts in Joe Hill's story real?

The Black Phone ending explained: Are the ghosts in Joe Hill's story real?

In Scott Derrickson's newest horror movie, a kidnapped teenager receives unlikely help from beyond. But is it all in his head?

Movie review: ‘The Black Phone’ a satisfying slice of dread-inducing terror

Joe Hill grew up in an old house in Bangor, Maine, the basement of which was home to a disconnected phone he found “creepy and unsettling.”

Tribune News Service

From the haunting scares to the ’70s vibe, ‘The Black Phone’ gets everything right

From the haunting scares to the ’70s vibe, ‘The Black Phone’ gets everything right

A boy abducted by a serial killer finds help from an unexpected source in the consistently chilling period piece.

Chicago Sun-Times

'The Black Phone' review: Ethan Hawke is an instant iconic horror villain

'The Black Phone' review: Ethan Hawke is an instant iconic horror villain

Director Scott Derrickson returns to horror with the lean picture 'The Black Phone,' a gripping picture made all the more terrifying by an otherworldly Ethan Hawke.

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