Black Phone 2 Trailer: “Dead Is Just A Word
- Blumhouse has released the first trailer for The Black Phone 2,hinting at the supernatural horror sequel's terrifying premise.
- Picking up four years after Finney (Mason Thames) escaped The Grabber, the sequel shows the lingering impact of the child murderer.
- Scott Derrickson returns to direct The Black Phone 2, co-writing the script with C.
The Grabber is back! The chilling trailer for The Black Phone 2 teases the horrifying return of Ethan Hawke’s character, suggesting he continues his reign of terror from beyond the grave. Four years after Finney’s escape, the sequel plunges us back into the nightmare, with the phone ringing again at a youth camp. Director Scott Derrickson returns to deliver more supernatural scares, alongside stars Mason Thames and Madeleine mcgraw. News Directory 3 has the latest on this terrifying follow-up. Prepare for a deeper dive into the dark legacy of The Grabber.Discover what’s next as the release date nears…
‘The Black Phone 2’ Trailer Reveals the Grabber’s Return
Updated June 2,2025
Blumhouse has released the first trailer for The Black Phone 2,hinting at the supernatural horror sequel’s terrifying premise. The trailer suggests the return of The Grabber, portrayed by Ethan Hawke, despite the character’s death in the first film.
Picking up four years after Finney (Mason Thames) escaped The Grabber, the sequel shows the lingering impact of the child murderer. The trailer suggests The Grabber continues his killing spree from beyond the grave, contacting Finney through a new phone at a youth camp.
Scott Derrickson returns to direct The Black Phone 2, co-writing the script with C. Robert Cargill. The film stars Hawke, Thames, Madeleine McGraw, Jeremy Davies, and Demián Bichir.
Four years ago, 13-year-old Finn killed his abductor and escaped, becoming the sole survivor of The Grabber. But true evil transcends death… and the phone is ringing again.
What’s next
Audiences can anticipate more chilling details as the release date approaches, promising a deeper exploration of the supernatural elements and the lasting trauma inflicted by The Grabber.