Scott Derrickson's successful horror film The Black Phone is officially getting a sequel in 2025.
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Blumhouse and Universal have announced that they are making a sequel to The Black Phone, Scott Derrickson's successful horror film from 2021. The film starring Ethan Hawke followed a young boy kidnapped by "The Grabber" who is able to communicate with the ghosts of other victims through an enchanted phone. No details about the sequel's plot have been released.
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