By skyforbes 
A horror sequel done right: Black Phone 2 reunites Finney and Gwen in a nightmare at Camp Alpine, delivering chilling visuals, emotional stakes, and a terrifying evolution of The Grabber. Our full review dives into what works — and what doesn’t, with no spoilers.
Revisiting the Black Phone Universe
When The Black Phone hit theaters in 2022, few expected it to become one of the most emotionally resonant horror films in years. Beneath the jump scares and supernatural tension, Scott Derrickson crafted a moving story about survival, childhood trauma, and the unbreakable bond between siblings.
That emotional core returns in The Black Phone 2, a sequel that takes the story to chilling new territory — both literally and psychologically. The Grabber may be gone, but death is no barrier in Derrickson’s eerie world. And the psychic connection between Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) and Finney (Mason Thames) is about to be tested in ways that reach far…