Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- June 16, 2022 (4 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 43m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
- Companies
- Blumhouse Productions, Crooked Highway, Universal Pictures
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Cast View all

Mason ThamesFinney

Ethan HawkeThe Grabber

Madeleine McGrawGwen

Jeremy DaviesTerrence

E. Roger MitchellDetective Wright

Troy RudesealDetective Miller

James RansoneMax

Miguel Cazarez MoraRobin

Rebecca ClarkeDonna

J. Gaven WildeMoose

Spencer FitzgeraldBuzz
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Crew View all

Scott DerricksonDirector & Screenplay & Producer

C. Robert CargillScreenplay & Producer

Joe HillStory & Executive Producer

Christopher H. WarnerExecutive Producer

Ryan TurekExecutive Producer
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External reviews
From the haunting scares to the ’70s vibe, ‘The Black Phone’ gets everything rightA boy abducted by a serial killer finds help from an unexpected source in the consistently chilling period piece.
The Black PhoneDirected by horror maestro Scott Derrickson, who wrote the film alongside the brilliant C. Robert Cargill, The Black Phone is set in 1978 North Denver.…
‘The Black Phone’: Film ReviewScott Derrickson’s adaptation of a Joe Hill story stars Mason Thames as a boy who receives supernatural help in his attempts to escape a serial killer play...
The Black Phone Review - IGNThe Black Phone exceeds already high expectations with killer performances and terror galore.
‘The Black Phone’ Review: Scott Derrickson Dials Into Realistic Terrors with Arresting Joe Hill AdaptationEthan Hawke plays the villain in this sleek, stressful, and violent zeitgeist of a horror film.
The Black Phone: Creepy Child-Abduction Thriller Disturbs as Only Child-Abduction Thrillers Can — Original CinBy Thom Ernst
Fantastic Fest Review: Scott Derrickson's The Black Phone Is The Best Joe Hill Adaptation Yet - SlashFilmScott Derrickson's new horror movie is the ideal blend of heart and horror, with Ethan Hawke and newcomer Mason Thames shouldering the film.


