TheBlackPhone, starring Ethan Hawke as the maniacal Grabber, gets a new fan poster and it catches the eye of director Scott Derrickson.
The Black Phone director Scott Derrickson praises a clever piece of fan art for his latest horror movie. The Black Phone is based on a short story from Stephen King's son, Joe Hill, and stars Ethan Hawks as The Grabber, a sadistic man who kidnaps and murders young boys in Colorado. Derrickson's film has been widely praised since its release at the end of June, mainly due to its story and Hawke's chilling portrayal of a maniacal serial killer.
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