It was one of the surprises of 2022. Director Scott Derikon (evil, Dr. Strange), Black Phone has created one of the most horrible films in recent years. In the masked serial killer’s shoes, nicknamed, called, we found Ethan Hawk.
Of course, the critical and commercial success of the first film – almost US $ 160 million in the world for 16 million budgets – should leave us, but the suits were not so obvious. First at the end, – be careful, spoiler! – Victims are able to kill a serial killer.
No problem in Hollywood and in this case the company Blumhouse always has a solution. Black Phone 2 notes the return of Ethan Hawk to the crime that returns to the characters’ dreams.
Inspired by Freddie Kruger
If this square tells you something is normal: Black Phone 2 seems inspired by the classic The Claws of Wes Craven Night directly, the first part of Freddie Kruger’s adventures.
The first poster and the first Scott Derixon film trailer were revealed and against all resistance, you like the result. These new intrigues will be held in the middle of the winter in the mountain camp. The snowy atmosphere is already cold.
The Synopsis of the Black Phone 2 presents itself as follows: “After his abduction, Finn, now 17, has caused a lot of trouble to renew the course of normal life, and no one will stop Gwen, his 15 -year sister. But the disaster phone starts a call to teen dreams, where he constantly sees three guys who followed a mountain camp called Alpine Lake.
Completing these nightmares and removing the secrets, Gwen persuaded his brother to go there, despite the blister that puts the station. This is where he discovers the terrible truth behind the connection between the attraction and the connection between his family. Then two teenagers will have to face the killer that death has made it almost undefeated and with whom their fate is much more united than it could imagine.“
Black Phone 2, 15 October in Cinema
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