Black Phone 2

Four years have passed since Finney Blake narrowly escaped the clutches of the sadistic killer known as The Grabber, but freedom has come at a heavy price. Now a teenager grappling with the invisible scars of captivity, Finney’s days are haunted by fragmented memories and a lingering sense of dread. While he tries to rebuild a semblance of a normal life, sleep offers no refuge—only echoes of the past. His resilience is tested daily, but it’s his fierce determination to protect what remains of his family that keeps him moving forward. The fragile peace shatters when his younger sister, Gwen, begins experiencing terrifying, otherworldly phenomena. In her dreams, the disconnected black phone—the very same one that once served as Finney’s lifeline—rings with an eerie, persistent chime. Answering it, she hears the desperate whispers of three young boys, their voices trembling with fear as they describe being stalked at a remote winter camp. By day, Gwen is tormented by vivid, disturbing visions of snow-covered pines, shadowy figures, and a malevolent presence that feels chillingly familiar. Driven by a mix of protective instinct and unresolved trauma, Finney realizes that The Grabber’s evil did not die with him. Instead, the killer has grown more powerful in death, his malevolent spirit now reaching from beyond the grave to continue his gruesome work. As Gwen’s visions intensify, the siblings uncover a horrifying truth: the winter camp holds a dark secret deeply intertwined with their own family history, making the new threat far more personal than they ever imagined. Together, Finney and Gwen must confront not only the ghost of a murderer who refuses to rest but also the unresolved pain of their own past. With time running out and the body count rising, they embark on a perilous journey to the isolated camp, where they will face a force more cunning and vengeful than anything they have encountered before. In a race against darkness, the bond between brother and sister becomes their greatest weapon—and their only hope for survival.