Ring, ring! Who's there? It's 'Black Phone 2' being a financial hit with audiences!
Director Scott Derrickson reveals the idea that sparked the sequel—and let him bring back Ethan Hawke's deceased villain.
An excerpt from 'Horror's New Wave: 15 Years of Blumhouse' digs into 'Sinister,' a key early success for the studio.
Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, and Ethan Hawke return for Blumhouse's 'Black Phone 2,' out October 17.
The Grabber is back with new powers to better terrorize Finney when 'Black Phone 2' hits theaters this October.
Ethan Hawke is back and terrorizing some more kids in Blumhouse's 'Black Phone 2.'
Somehow, the Grabber has returned and is killing again in some creepy, snowy teases for October's 'Black Phone 2.'
Derrickson and his recurring creative partner C. Robert Cargill are tackling Christopher Golden's 2022 horror novel for the big screen.
Derrickson's new sci-fi action romance starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy hits Apple TV+ February 14.
What's more romantic than a long-distance romance? According to The Gorge, one where you and your bae also protect the world from monsters.
Wrap yourself in a feeling of deep unease thanks to these films about demons, cults, hostile nature, strange visions, ventriloquist dummies, and more.
Plus, Twisters gets a rating, potentially devastating Evil news, and Paddington in Peru gets a poster.
The sequel to the hit video-game adaptation gets a release date—plus, more news about other upcoming Universal Blumhouse titles, including M3GAN 2.0 .
The British actor was known for number of roles throughout his career, including The Full Monty, Selma, and Michael Clayton.
Plus, James Gunn talks Superman Legacy costuming and pushing back on The Batman 2 rumors.
Ring, ring! It's Blumhouse, hoping to kickstart a new horror franchise.
Directors David Bruckner, Gigi Saul Guerrero, Natasha Kermani, Scott Derrickson, and Mike P. Nelson contributed to the anthology film, now on Shudder.
Plus, Hayao Miyazaki is apparently already thinking about his next movie.
The found-footage horror anthology series brings a new installment to Shudder, featuring segments by Scott Derrickson (The Black Phone) and more.
From mutants and zombies to elves and the Joker, Fantastic Fest has it all.
