Streaming Services Set to Unleash Chilling Sequel 'Black Phone 2' This Week
In a development that's sure to send chills down the spines of horror enthusiasts, the sequel to the hit 2021 film 'Black Phone' is reportedly set to hit digital streaming platforms this week. The movie, directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Ethan Hawke as the iconic serial killer known as the Grabber, will be made available on various digital platforms including Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Prime Video, and YouTube.
According to reports from When to Stream, a reliable tracker of PVOD releases, 'Black Phone 2' is expected to be released digitally this Tuesday. However, it's worth noting that the film's studio, Universal Pictures, has not yet confirmed the release date, making it subject to change.
The movie picks up where its predecessor left off, with Ethan Hawke reprising his role as the Grabber, who continues to haunt Finn and his younger sister Gwen from beyond the grave. The story follows Gwen as she receives mysterious calls on her dreams' black phone and uncovers a disturbing connection between the Grabber's past and her own family's history.
To celebrate its home release, Universal Pictures has announced that 'Black Phone 2' will be available for purchase on Prime Video at a price of $24.99. Alternatively, viewers can expect to rent the movie for 48 hours at a lower cost of $19.99.
The financial success of the sequel 'Black Phone 2' could pave the way for a third installment in the franchise. And speaking of which, Ethan Hawke has already expressed his interest in revisiting the character of the Grabber, stating that he'd love to explore the killer's backstory and motivations in a potential third film.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Hawke described the Grabber as a fascinating subject for exploration, saying "I would like to go to hell with the Grabber. That's what I'd like to do. I'd like to get to know him." With its chilling premise and a talented cast, including Demián Bichir and Jeremy Davies, 'Black Phone 2' promises to be a spine-tingling addition to the horror genre.
In a development that's sure to send chills down the spines of horror enthusiasts, the sequel to the hit 2021 film 'Black Phone' is reportedly set to hit digital streaming platforms this week. The movie, directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Ethan Hawke as the iconic serial killer known as the Grabber, will be made available on various digital platforms including Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Prime Video, and YouTube.
According to reports from When to Stream, a reliable tracker of PVOD releases, 'Black Phone 2' is expected to be released digitally this Tuesday. However, it's worth noting that the film's studio, Universal Pictures, has not yet confirmed the release date, making it subject to change.
The movie picks up where its predecessor left off, with Ethan Hawke reprising his role as the Grabber, who continues to haunt Finn and his younger sister Gwen from beyond the grave. The story follows Gwen as she receives mysterious calls on her dreams' black phone and uncovers a disturbing connection between the Grabber's past and her own family's history.
To celebrate its home release, Universal Pictures has announced that 'Black Phone 2' will be available for purchase on Prime Video at a price of $24.99. Alternatively, viewers can expect to rent the movie for 48 hours at a lower cost of $19.99.
The financial success of the sequel 'Black Phone 2' could pave the way for a third installment in the franchise. And speaking of which, Ethan Hawke has already expressed his interest in revisiting the character of the Grabber, stating that he'd love to explore the killer's backstory and motivations in a potential third film.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Hawke described the Grabber as a fascinating subject for exploration, saying "I would like to go to hell with the Grabber. That's what I'd like to do. I'd like to get to know him." With its chilling premise and a talented cast, including Demián Bichir and Jeremy Davies, 'Black Phone 2' promises to be a spine-tingling addition to the horror genre.
the fact that ethan hawke wants 2 explore the grabber's backstory & motivations makes me suspect there's more 2 it than meets the eye... like, wat if the grabber ain't just a serial killer? wat if he's actually some kinda government experiment gone wrong or somethin'? 
and have u noticed how quickly universal pictures is pushin this out? seems like they're tryin 2 get us invested in the franchise ASAP... wut's really goin on here? 
! I'm not sure how they're gonna top the original, but with Ethan Hawke back as the Grabber, I'm all in 
. The idea of exploring his backstory and motivations is super intriguing - it's like, what makes him tick? What drove him to become this serial killer? It's gotta be fascinating stuff.
They're already giving me the heebie-jeebies just from watching the trailer. I need to watch it ASAP, but also at the same time, I don't wanna ruin the experience for myself... Ugh, my mind is made up, I'm streaming it on Tuesday 
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it's been too long since we got our ghostly fix from ethan hawke as the grabber, and now he's gonna explore the killer's backstory? that sounds like a wild ride for anyone who loves horror. i'm also loving the fact that we get to watch it on prime video for just $24.99 - perfect excuse to have a marathon movie night with some friends 
it was really creepy, right? anyway, this sequel is gonna be even scarier supposedly 
i'm not sure if i'd wanna watch it though, my anxiety might just skyrocket from all the tension 
! My kiddo has been asking me about it nonstop, I'm both excited and terrified for him 
. Ethan Hawke's performance as the Grabber still sends shivers down my spine, and now they're saying there might be a third movie? That's like, too much to handle for this parent 
. Anyone else ready for a spooky night in? 
. And at $24.99 for a purchase on Prime Video or $19.99 for rent, it's not too pricey either 
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like shouldn't we be able to stream it without breaking the bank? 
. A backstory and motivations for the character could make for a really compelling story, but we'll have to wait and see how it all plays out. I'm also curious about the mysterious connection between Gwen and the Grabber's past - that sounds like some juicy horror sauce 
. One thing that is for sure though: if this movie delivers on its promise of being spine-tingling, Universal Pictures might just have another hit on their hands 
... but wait, isn't it supposed to be confirmed by Universal Pictures yet? Like, shouldn't we know for sure before getting all excited? 
ethan hawke sounds like a total creep when he talks about playing the grabber lol 
can't wait to see how the storyline unfolds, hope it doesn't get too convoluted 
who's up for a movie marathon?! 
it's like his character has this dark history that needs to be uncovered and i need to know more about it ASAP 
what if gwen discovers a family secret that's connected to the grabber's past? 
