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Scott Derrickson's "The Black Phone" introduces the latest in a long line of iconic Universal Studios horror characters with the Grabber, a sadistic serial killer and part-time magician who wears a set of unsettlingly dynamic devil masks.

The phone is dead. And it's ringing.

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.”

There’s been a flood of throwback tween terror on movie screens and streaming services for the past few years: from “Stranger Things” to the newer “It” iterations, it’s been a banner era for floppy-haired pubescents in ringer tees. Scott Derrickson’s “The Black Phone” fits neatly into the subgenre, but this…

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.

With all-time great performances and the work of Sam Raimi, the MCU proves surprising even after all this time. Read our 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

We got access to a script draft for the canceled Deus Ex: Human Revolution movie adaptation, so we can take a look at what we missed out on.