In the shadowy corridors of Blumhouse Productions, director Scott Derrickson and author Joe Hill reunited to craft a sequel that fans feared might never happen. “Black Phone 2” picks up where the original left off, with Finn still haunted by his captivity and his sister now receiving eerie calls from the black phone in her dreams

The film’s production was kept tightly under wraps, with Ethan Hawke, Mason Thames, and Madeleine McGraw reprising their roles. Derrickson, known for his atmospheric dread, leaned into the supernatural elements this time, promising a deeper dive into the phone’s origins and its connection to the spirit world.

Filming took place in a remote part of Oregon, chosen for its fog-drenched forests and abandoned buildings that lent authenticity to the film’s unsettling tone. The crew reportedly experienced strange occurrences on set—flickering lights, unexplained noises, and a phone that rang despite being disconnected. “It was like the movie was bleeding into reality,” said one crew member.

As Halloween approaches, “Black Phone 2” is generating buzz not just for its scares, but for its emotional depth. Early screenings suggest the sequel explores grief, trauma, and the bonds between siblings, all wrapped in a terrifying package.

With its release timed perfectly for October’s spooky season, horror fans are counting down the days. Will the black phone ring again? And if it does… will you answer?