Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- October 6, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
- Rating
- Not Rated
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Amazon Studios, Black Bar Mitzvah, Blumhouse Television
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Mamoudou AthieNolan

Phylicia RashādLillian

Amanda ChristineAva

Tosin MorohunfolaGary

Charmaine BingwaMiranda

Donald WatkinsThomas

Troy JamesBackwards Man

Nyah Marie JohnsonAshley

Najah BradleyRachel

Betsy BorregoAssistant

Andrea CohenMs. Everts
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Crew View all

Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, Jr.Director & Writer
Stephen HermanWriter

Jason BlumExecutive Producer
Aaron BergmanExecutive Producer
John H. BristerProducer
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External reviews
Black BoxMamoudou Athie stars in Amazon's tech thriller under the Welcome To The Blumhouse banner. Read the Empire review.
Welcome to the Blumhouse: Black BoxNEW ON AMAZON PRIME! When we first meet the main character of Black Box, Nolan (Mamoudou Athie), we see a man incapable of getting through…
‘Black Box’: Film ReviewMamoudou Athie and Phylicia Rashad star in 'Black Box,' a sci-fi thriller about a memory retrieval experiment that goes haywire, one of eight genre films pre...
‘Black Box’ Review: ‘Total Recall’ Meets ‘Get Out’ in Twisty Blumhouse Sci-Fi ThrillerEmmanuel Osei-Kuffour has constructed an enigmatic lo-fi thriller with just enough intricate mind games to make the eerie journey worthwhile.
'Welcome To The Blumhouse' Review: 'Black Box' And 'The Lie' Both Play With Perception And Deception – With Mixed Results - SlashFilmWelcome to the Blumhouse kicks-off with Black Box and The Lie, and the results are a bit underwhelming.
Welcome to the Blumhouse: The Lie/Black Box review – subtle scaresThe horror hit factory creeps on to streaming platform Amazon with two studies in psychological unsettlement


