THE BLACK PHONE Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**

[@slimhungry8742]

“Across the damn street” lol I’m weak !

[@BryanJackson83]

"My next note is....These Neighbors Ain't Shit..." #DEAD LMAO

[@joancampbell7995]

😂😂😂

[@eagleeyecherrypie9947]

Y’all do see that Finn is clairvoyant/special too right? That’s why he can talk to dead people.

[@richgranados11]

Everyone I know is excited about this movie. But from that background photo behind you, Ethan Hawke looks like if the Babadook had a baby with Willy Wonka

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

💀

[@pamelalansbury94]

That’s not what this is about???

[@richgranados11]

@@pamelalansbury94 no. It’s basically last night in soho meets Room as if written by Stephen King. There’s a surprising amount of child abuse in this film.

[@t.walker8641]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@organicallyhannah]

Omfg 💀

[@joshgorsky5224]

I’ve come to the realization that no matter how good of reviews a movie gets if the FishJelly guys don’t like it I know I won’t either. One of the few honest and critical thinking movie critics out there

[@jucxox]

This 👏

[@sixxstrings]

Nick: “New phone 📞 who dis?” I just hollered😂. ❤️y’all. Keep it up 🥂

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

Thank you!

[@sonsolar]

Saw this a t screening last week, me and the entire audience clapped at the end. Found it to be thoroughly entertaining and it will likely do great this weekend. Sorry to hear that you guys didn't like it.

[@kristopherschermerhorn998]

It was freaking awesome. I wanted to cheer at the end so bad but no one else in my theater did so I held back 🤣

[@nhenry76]

Just got home from seeing this and our theater clapped at the end as well!

[@codylabelle1705]

This movie was awesome

[@codylabelle1705]

@@nhenry76 same as my

[@kristopherschermerhorn998]

@@codylabelle1705 My favorite film of the year so far.

[@nicholaspruitt9032]

Can I just say , Nick and Joseph you are amazing! You guys review everything!

[@chrisbusch7888]

18:18 they are forgetting their more and more the longer they are dead. That’s why the baseball guy (can’t remember his name) got abducted could remember a lot but not his name. When Robin spoke to him he could remember everything because he most recently died. The one kid could remember where they put the combo to the lock but not at all what it was or her name cuz she had been dead for longer than both of those 2. Honestly I thought it was pretty clever and consistent

[@tyhall7330]

That was a boy, not a girl. All the kids that were abducted were boys.

[@KerReeeee]

Uhhh, why are you using "she/her" pronouns at the end of your comment when all the victims of The Grabber we're boys? 🤔

[@gigiarmany]

😂😂" oh this format worked ,so lets put it on this ish" ..😂 you guys are hilarious🔥💖

[@krocket3064]

Steven King and his son write the worst bullies . How do these towns have bullies this damn bad ?

[@smpilgr1]

‘Drag the correct people’ 😂 Love you guys!

[@Latte-girly90]

I’m so glad I’m not the only one that thought the grabber was sexy 😅

[@valpergalit]

So glad to finally see a sensible review of this pile of trash! I had the same thoughts when I watched it, got online to see what everyone else thought, and was flabbergasted to find that people loved it. You guys hit all the points - it absolutely sucks!

[@emilys3757]

Before listening to the whole review and am spoiled, does the trailer give away the whole movie like I think it does? Love your channel!

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

The trailer doesn't give away everything. Thank you!

[@emilys3757]

@@fishjellyfilmreviews Ended up seeing the movie and glad I had my expectations lowered. Totally agree about the bad dialogue (especially the sister…yikes) but had some good scares and ended up having fun with it.

[@handsomeasiandude1126]

Finn had powers too like his sister since he was able to communicate with the dead

[@tyhall7330]

The grabber leaving behind the black balloons is supposed to represent his signature. Some serial killers will leave behind certain objects, position their victims a certain way, or carve something onto them to let the authorities know it was "their" work.

[@MrsPinkyChiChi]

I was a small kid in the 70’s. Ya did get beat up by the school bully (and pushed in the mud wearing my new dress, in my case. Therapy was a word I wouldn’t even know the meaning of at that time. Also, lots of alcoholics.

[@collinmiller4721]

I know this is prolly weird and not exactly the point of a movie review comment section, but it’s so nice to just relax with two charming, handsome, smart, witty, and film-loving people. You’re top tier YT charm, and it’s just awesome whenever your videos pop up. Thank you.

[@richgranados11]

Intellectually, I agree with everything you guys have to say. I mean, I was confused by this movie like a mofo. But, all in all, it was still worth my money to go to. The amount of child abuse is a bummer but that’s Stephen King’s style I guess; he keeps it real.

[@Celestial26]

The best part about the movie for me is the little sister. However, I did cry at the ending for whatever strange reason but I was happy he survived.

[@ginabeena6757]

These neighbors ain't shit - 😂 Love you guys; ❤️

[@thezombie3822]

I am so happy to hear your opinions on this movie, I thought from the trailer it looked kind of lame, and everyone I've heard from seems to love it so it's so refreshing to hear I'm not alone! Also, totally laughed when you bleeped yourself!

[@leklekjasmine416]

The plot was absolutely amazing and different from anything I’ve seen in movies in a while

[@NeeksRus]

This is most certainly NOT it. Nor is Ethan Hawke’s 1991 Mystery Date, but you guys should watch it for the pod. (I also felt very uncomfortable with being attracted to “The Grabber” but it’s ETHAN HAWKE!) 🔥🖤

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

Thank you!

[@kristenkalinowski2551]

Sadly short stories usually don’t make very good feature myth films. The Netflix movie “In the tall grass” was also a Joe Hill short story (very, very short) and I liked the movie but they basically took the idea of the short story and made it into a movie. It is VASTLY different. I read the story as well.

[@edwinv196]

I thought in the tall grass was awful.

[@BookMaven9]

The short story was very disturbing way more than the movie

[@mikki3740]

Thank you guys so much for justifying my intuition about this. I keep hearing everyone be so excited about this movie, and I'm looking at the trailer and plot, and original short story...and there's nothing about this that looks particularly intriguing to me. I'm like, is it just me? I love horror, but it seemed like it's just Pennywise again?? Except with creepy masks which looked well done, but that alone is not going to make me pay for a movie. Thank you! :-)

[@SavageThrifter]

My biggest issue was this: it was heavily implied that the sister has psychic abilities, like her mother may have. So when Finn was hearing the dead boys, seeing the dead boys and moving bottles and stuff, I thought "oh okay, so Finn has psychic abilities as well". But then I was like "well how does The Grabber even just hear the phone ring?" But then I wrote that off as maybe it was actually ringing in real life because of static or whatever dumb excuse, but Finn was the only one that could hear/see/ interact with the dead boys. BUT THEN when Finn is killing The Grabber...the Grabber can freaking hear the dead boys on the phone!!! Like what? So is Finn not psychic at all and the dead boys are just plain ol ghosts that can make themselves heard or seen to anyone whenever they want? That's so dumb, like why even setup the storyline at all of their family having psychic abilities? In the end, the sister's visions did not help Finn in any single way. And if the ghosts could appear to anyone, then again, there is no need for any kind of psychic power element in this movie. Also, I thought that maybe The Grabber was punished down in that basement when he was a boy by his parent or something. Because he said something like "yea that phone used to ring all the time when I was down here too but it doesn't actually work". So I thought maybe he used to be abused down there and now he was repeating the cycle. I don't know though because so many things in this movie didn't add up. Even though I did enjoy the movie overall, it did really irritate me that there were SO many unanswered questions, loose ends and nonsensical decisions

[@ariskoin9612]

Ok cause i just watched it i will say all the plotholes because i am fucking disappointed. Naughty boy game? None . The killer was in the basement at some point? Why didnt explore. Why couldnt the kid see the dead children but saw one that had his back broken for no reason showing him the telephone that didnt ring and still had someone on the line? Why did they explore the bsckstories of the dead kids when none had an interesting backstory. One beat up kids ok whats the point. The other one gave newspapers. Ok? Whats the point. the girld had powers that proved useless? They helped at nothing. There was no game. Why is the boy smart? He was always told what to fucking do.such a stupid movie

[@ED80s]

@@ariskoin9612 the kid could have thrown his shoe at the exposed window (when the grid fell off) until it smashed and then yell like hell. He also had GLASS pop bottles. Could have used broken shards to slice the F*ckers throat. Why fiddle with a combo lock? There has to be windows on the main floor he could have crawled out of. When he escapes why tf run on the sidewalk?. Hide in backyards

[@Ewok009]

Convoluted movies these days with so many unnecessary BS sub plots, it's like they're cramming a mini series in a two and a half hour movie which hardly ever works

[@VolcanoGroupie]

Was hoping you would review this one!

[@scifibri2376]

I did not plan on seeing this movie but certain parts intrigued me. I wanted to know the surprise ending the voiceover in the trailer mentions and so I checked out your spoiler review. Very entertaining and probably better than the movie based on the description ... I probably would have guessed the ending since its a parts of other films essentially.

[@Octobre1986]

Glad you were honest about it. I didn't likeit either and waited so long to watch it. However, I think it has potential to get a prequel. Why not? Maybe the short story is the problem. I would still believe, the script's dialogues and changes from the original are contributing though. I watched it in German which made it more difficult to watch the actors play their emotions. It came off stiff.

[@joanwilson5101]

When I see Joseph drinking I know I'm in for an absolute entertaining and funny review!!!! This one did not disappoint!!!! ,🤣🥰

[@lwilcher100]

I was waiting on this review. Y’all getting me through my boring ass job. LOL Thanks guys

[@nicholaspruitt9032]

Maybe sometimes you two could review classics from particular genres. Like favorite film noir, favorite sci Fi, favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger film. I would love to see you guys review Michael Jackson's Moonwalker starring Joe Pesci. Such a gem.

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

We’d love to do that. There are just so many new releases to cover! We talk about “older” films on the podcast. Moonwalker was a favorite of mine as a kid.

[@ariesunicorn8225]

The trailer gave the entire movie away

[@elenarodriguez7809]

I kind of agree but not completely. It wasn't great but it wasn't terrible. From my understanding Finn like his sister does have an ability. His sister gets future visions and he can see and hear dead people but because of his lack of understanding the dead kids have to use the phone as a conduit. Also the Grabber also has the same abilities as Finn. Its the Grabber's childhood home and when he was a kid he was abused and locked down there. So the dead kids know the Grabber has this ability which is why they want revenge on him and go crazy at the end yelling at him. The Grabber denies his supernatural gift because it will make him feel guilty, which is why he says he sometimes hears the black phone

[@haizee2330]

Linoleum tiles don't go directly onto dirt. To shift that much soil would take days by hand. A toilet lid would shatter the moment you hit it against a concrete wall. You can't thread a cable up a 9ft carpet roll. You can't be deeply asleep sat up on a chair with no arms. A reactive dog wouldn't wait for you to get to the final combination then decide to bark. A child cannot snap a grown man's neck with a phone wire.

[@justaguy7230]

That much soil wouldn't take long to move if you have nothing at all to do. I believe the wall was made of gyprock, which could easily be smashed by a toilet tank cover. A person can fall asleep anywhere if they have not slept for days ( I personally have) The cable is very hard and course and would easily fit up the carpet, think of a drain snake.

[@haizee2330]

@@justaguy7230 you are living in a fantasy.

[@justaguy7230]

@@haizee2330 lame ass fantasy.

[@deliciousvegans4505]

I’ve watched like 30 of your videos so far, this is actually one of the best film review channels on KZbin. You guys should be much bigger

[@jucxox]

The movie was too violent for children to be doing these kinds of things. Like I grew up in the hood and saw fights all the time and they weren’t even this bad. Were these kids training for UFC?

[@wiltisdabest]

Just found your channel. Love your guy's reviews. Even when I don't agree with them. I see your perspective. I liked this film it's a soft 11 out of 20 imho. Great channel. Hope it grows bigger.

[@Mandolid1]

I keep seeing only great reviews for this film and I just don't get it, happy to see two people sharing everything that I felt was wrong with it. One thing that I found funny that nobody mentioned was the last scene of the film where Finny is back in school and his traumatic, murderous experience has suddenly made him the cool kid who gets the popular girl? It's just so tone deaf

[@kylaphilippe580]

I mean he killed a grabber in the neighborhood and no kid escaped but him, I think that would warrant some clout. Like those kids definitely wouldn’t bully a killer 😂

[@taylormade9748]

just started watching you guys. Love the reviews

[@ultra707]

When he said new phone who dis...I evaporated!

[@Myaccount923]

This is exactly how I felt lol I thought I was going crazy with all the overly positive reviews

[@chelseamunroe]

Why does he look like an old Johnny depp willy wonka

[@rmjmoviereviews6876]

I liked it, but do agree the positive reviews are way overrated. I just like the 70's setting, and Ethan Hawke character.

[@Boorosan]

love you guys!

[@michaelhead4387]

Just saw film. Agreed with you all for most part. Great reviews regardless.

[@janb92]

Between the plotholes, awkward acting, weird dialog, underutilization of Ethan Hawke and the little girl's powers and the lack of it being scary......I do not understand why everyone is gushing over this dumpster fire of a movie. My brother watched it with me and also hated it.

[@RicksterGhost]

A lot of good points. Great video

[@robertgilman1038]

Thank you for this. My kid and I watched and were and have been utterly confused by all the glowing reviews. Just overwrought nonsense as far as we were concerned. People are welcome to their misguided opinions regarding BP but that doesn’t mean my opinion of them isn’t going to be lowered as a result. One star for decent production values but not half a star more!

[@veronicas.osorno3228]

It is nice to hear different ideas, but guys, you sometimes make me feel that no chile fits you and that it has to be exhausting to be your friend 😩 hahaha 😬 I really enjoyed the film. Keep it up. You give us a different perspective on things, and that, I appreciate 😉

[@liceaj999]

I thought he looked hot too. I would have went upstairs.

[@avril14thlove]

Ok - when I saw the trailer for this I had a strong feeling that it would be a stinker, but then when I saw Chris Stuckmann raving about it, I thought maybe I was wrong. Now that I've heard y'all's opinions, I definitely won't be seeing it (spoiler alert, I trust your opinions more than Chris').

[@niktour352]

I love watching different review channels. It's interesting to see the different opinions. Dude from We Watched a Movie had some issues with it. Chris Stuckmann liked it. Double Toasted I believe liked it overall.

[@shawnsatrinarodriguez4429]

A lot of other reviewers liked this movie. I usually agree with Nick on 90%.

[@chapterblaq]

Shout out to Double Toasted...the other 2 are alright but love Korey and Martin over here. Did you know that they were close to the screenwriter (idk if they bring it up in their review) C Robert Cargill.

[@bees.857]

For the last few months, Stuckmann has liked everything lol. My theory is that now he's making his own movie, he doesn't wanna shit on other filmmakers. If that's true, I get it but I still really miss Hilariocity 😢

[@nalad9387]

@@bees.857 he;s basically confirmed he's only doing positive reviews now lol

[@balyd4363]

I don't get it are the boys spirit are where they died or where they wer buried,I was confused it was not what I thought it would be sinister were better

[@punkflowerperson]

This is a long, detailed and great review, thanks! I am sadly very very logical and literal (it might be my autism idk) so while there is things I can overlook, all the things you listed sound like they’d irk me wayy too much. For example the children not really helping, because how did Coraline give you a brilliant example of how that can be done and you have such a scary aspect of voices on the phone and you ruin it by showing them, making them not helpful at all AND basically just throwing together a lot of other horror movies. It definitely has a promising premise and wayy more potential and great visuals but yeah one thing I can’t stand is if things just don’t make sense at all, even in fictional standards if you understand what I’m trying to say?? Thank you for taking your time to watch and then discuss it!!

[@puspavelai8353]

At 5:11 :) No wonder there's many similarities, in many items/reference - like *bullies and balloons*, pointing to Stephen King! I never checked origins of a story to a movie. Surprised myself that I have seen my 1st ever horror movie - Salem's Lot (1976) and Cujo, The Mist and a few more. So, yeah, found both your opinions here easy to agree with on many points. If possible will watch it just once.:)

[@landyrandall3727]

I really enjoyed this film and thought the kids were great. I have 2 young kids and completely agreed with the heart felt depiction in the movie. Not sure why Fish Jelly hated it but I watched the movie in full, which I would do again but I stopped the movie review at 8mins because it’s just bitching with comparison with completely random things. I normally find Fish Jelly funny, maybe it’s the late night review thing.

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

I thought it was interesting, the acting wasnt terrible but could've been much better. I liked Ethan Haukes character, just wish there was more dialogue and more intensity. It wasn't scary either. Idk. I rate it about 2 or 2.5/5...wished they used all the potential there was.

[@bees.857]

My partner and I saw this trailer last night and he was like 'Omg, that looks like a trainwreck' I was like LEMME SEE WHAT THE BOYS SAY.... and y'all said the same damn thing 😂

[@kristopherschermerhorn998]

The new trailer was kinda awful. The trailer from 8 months ago was pretty good (but way too spoilery after the 2 min mark). The film was absolutely awesome. I’d see it for yourself. It currently sits at 87% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[@bees.857]

@@kristopherschermerhorn998 might watch it for a Mystery Science Theater experience lol

[@kristopherschermerhorn998]

@@ToyFiend 83% on the tomato meter to be fair, but still a great score. And 90% audience score. Great film with a truly spectacular ending. Most satisfying ending I’ve seen to a film like this in a long time.

[@lkf8799]

It was definitely over hyped but I really liked the reaction videos for it. The people who really liked it were super invested and it was fun to watch them. I'm not a big horror fan so I prefer watching reactors so the worst parts are edited out and I can laugh at them being scared instead of freaking out myself 😅

[@purplekitty4598]

This movie has such high ratings, I just finished watching it and was like "what!? That's it?" it was not scary at all. Had to come watch your review and I see I had the same thoughts you guys did. Ethan Hawk and his mask was the only good thing in the movie. (And Joseph, I found the grabber hot too 😂)

[@DGodwithaplan2]

I thought that the film thrives off the unknown. The movie builds a lot on what it meant to be in the 1970s in the midst of the technological advancement and mental health advocacy that’s easily accessible in our era with 2010/2020 optics. The child’s doll house and religious sentiments, watching films such as the referential 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre (which was common than the film stays on the big screen for a few years because there wasn’t the invention of home video yet), the bullying and and hardcore fighting, being oblivious to peoples sensibilities and welfare, socioeconomic disparities, and the hammered depressed Father was common in the 1960s/1970s/1980s. No one got through untouched. Berating and beating children just what it was back then. I enjoy how the director didn’t try to sensor the reality of what things were back then. But then a lot was left to to imagination, just how films used to be made. It is what it is. I think that the mood of the film was built on how much we didn’t know about the grabber’s story, while the film spent a great deal of the time with the progression and character development of many of the supporting antagonist. I understand people thought the film was too mid, but for what it was worth, I strongly think it was a solid film 4/5.

[@lostboyprod]

Ha! You guys were in front of me last night. Oof. It's not good

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

It’s nice having a witness to our experience.

[@millsykooksy4863]

I liked it but it’s not really scary at all…. “It’s a mess. What this review or the film? Both.” 😂😂😂😂

[@maevemaiden]

Thank you 😫!!! This movie was dry dry dry. You guys reminded me how much I didn’t like this movie. My EXACT thoughts watching this. It was very disappointing. The people I watched it with loved it I was like did we just watch the same movie?!?! I mean it was bad lol. I’m so glad I didn’t pay to watch it. People were exclaiming how good the kid acting was but I’m sorry even that was mediocre. And Nick I have the same issues with Sinister and the way the spirits show up. That movie goes from horrifying to bland in an instant. This was actually painful to watch 😂 You guys are so on point with your reviews 🙌😎

[@nonabliss]

I liked this movie a little more than you guys did. It wasn't that scary but the main thing I liked about it was how all the Grabber's former victims came together to help Finn. I liked how, albeit briefly, we got to know each victim a little bit and how they each contributed to Finn's eventual escape. It wasn't a great movie but I liked it just okay.

[@ozilla69]

What about the black van not in a garage? That is clearly visible from the street???

[@nileshollowthorn]

I saw this at Fantastic Fest at my work all the way back in 2021 and have eagerly awaited its release. Even though they didn’t like the movie, I absolutely loved it and so did the audience, who was cheering before the movie was even over!

[@michelledavis6399]

You know, Ethan Hawke, even with that reverse snaggle tooth that he has… I’d hit that shit too. You all crack me up. ♥️

[@danielsdimension2003]

Most horror movies are not very good nowadays anyway

[@veganpeace7890]

I'm so glad you guys reviewed this!! I definitely won't be watching. That image of Ethan behind you guys is scary enough for me!!!

[@kristyV911]

And this is why I love this channel! What a spot on and honest az review of this janky AF movie!!! OMG I hated it and you guys nailed everything that was wrong with it which was a lot LOL I can't believe I actually looked forward to watching this movie. It will go down as one of the worst I have ever seen and there have been some terribles !!! Yes, I'm talking to you Tourist Trap 1979🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kevindrake4529]

I really appreciate this honest review. The short story is worth a read. I liked it. If you guys like reading ghost stories, Stephen King has a great one called Later that came out a year or two ago. It’s going to be made into a movie soon too.

[@hectorpicardo2681]

I agree!

[@jennmoslek921]

The movie wasn't bad, BUT I feel like they wasted the concept of "The Grabber." Ethan Hawke did such a great job of making that character terrifying & yet they chose to under utilize him. Don't know if this was because they kept the film at a PG-13 rating OR if they just wanted to appeal to teenage audiences. If they'd bumped the rating to "R" & really went for it with Ethan Hawke, I think we would have had a very different movie.

[@bmck6332]

I have no interest in the film but I’m always interested in your reviews. Always well done and fun.

[@mahnoornadeem9706]

My sister agreed u said guys. She didn’t like the movie at all. It was confusing for her !!

[@scribbledoncemore663]

I disagree. This movie is worth watching.

[@kalenclayton]

Nice review y’all. I’m glad you were honest. It’s both over- and underwritten, unsatisfying, and scattered. It’s just a bunch of ideas with no webbing pulling it together. I actually thought the child acting was pretty decent and Hawke was good, but it was wasted. At this point, I’m under the impression that I don’t like Scott Derickson’s filmmaking and I’m not sure what everyone else is loving about it.

[@phildeslip728]

I was wondering if I was the only one who did not like this movie

[@AT-sd9qq]

As for the black balloons I guess everyone had black balloons back then in the 70's because how did the cops not find the one person that actually owns and uses black balloons. haha

[@TheBrownLamb]

I really appreciated the film left a lot of things unanswered. We knew only as much as Finney which I thought really worked in adding intrigue and mystery

[@janb92]

Theres leaving things unanswered and then theres just having plotholes. This movie is full of plotholes

[@NightOwlandtheMoon]

I’m glad you two popped up in my feed! Loved this video. I’m happy to see you’re married to each other! More horror reviews, please❤

[@karenvonclezie4678]

YOU GUYS ARE MY NW FAVORITE! I'm watching this review late - but I agree with you about this film AND IT'S NOT SCARY AT ALL!!! UGH, I had high hopes for this one and I live in the North Denver Burbs - so I can totally visualize this actually happening in the late 70's. disappointing. keep doing reviews - I appreciate and adore you both :)

[@damienjohn]

adding this one to my watch later playlist as I'm seeing it this weekend. Didn't love Sinister after that dumb ending but I'm a sucker for horror, sue me.

[@majedal-ossaimi8749]

Finally an honest review, i saw all other reviews praising this movie and i had no idea why!! the movie was average and maybe below average . Thanks for the review guys

[@tigerlilly9038]

That thumbnail was giving what in the Babadook.👀 And Disney's haunted mansion all at the same d*** time and I love It

[@samueldixon8421]

What’s like it tho?

[@BookMaven9]

It was fine as a streaming movie. I enjoyed it but i don’t think i would have been ok with seeing it the theater

[@mattmedeiros620]

Nailed it!!!

[@MrSecyrb13]

If he didn't get beat by his dad before getting kidnapped he might not have made it put alive.

[@christinelewpew2332]

i’m gonna go see this tonight ! i’ve been waiting sooo long for this one and listen to your review on the way back home lolll are y’all gonna do Elvis? pls say yes!

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

Yes

[@christinelewpew2332]

@@fishjellyfilmreviews yay!!!

[@seanwordsmith5908]

The idea of it was extremely good.. The execution and delivery wasn't the best. But overall a good picture. I like the subtle connection of the son ALSO having abilities like the mother and sister as well

[@xenaadelina5368]

the dads acting was SO horrible

[@rblues9149]

I just saw the Black Phone and Elvis. I love horror movies but I liked Elvis a lot more then the Black Phone lol. I agree with you this movie was a miss for me. I did not understand towards the end of movie the Grabber lost his mask and stop attacking the kid. When the Grabber, was outside he did not have mask on all the time. I thought that part was lazy writing.

[@scifibri2376]

Is there a way in which his brother might be involved in some of these killings? Rather than an alternate identity of "The Grabber"? OR along with an alternate identity of The Grabber? I think there could be a potential for a sequel even with the main antagonist dead... but I didn't see the movie LOL I am only speculating based on the review you guys gave.... I might actually see this movie when it out on streaming service

[@tr3asurem3]

Yea just watch it cause you don't know what you talking about. Lol

[@claytonkelley4921]

I enjoyed this quite a bit :) Edit- I enjoyed this review more :D

[@DougiePlaysSoccer]

The grabber’s mask was stolen from American Horror Story Freak Show’s Twisty the Clown. A derivative train wreck.