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We picked up The Black Phone 2, and… yeah, we kinda wish we hadn’t. In this BJ in The Morning episode, we review the horror sequel, talk about Ethan Hawke’s return, and see how it stacks up against the first film and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Brutally honest, and full of laughs — plus our Golden COUCHIES Awards for The Table Lamp, WTF CGI, and The Bathroom Break moments.
We compare it to the first Black Phone and the dream-stalking terror of A Nightmare on Elm Street, talking about what worked, what didn’t, and how it fits (or doesn’t) into modern horror... but let’s just say… the line’s a little static.
Then we give it the full Golden COUCHIES treatment, with our ridiculous awards:
The Table Lamp – for the moment that barely lit things up
WTF CGI – for the “wait… what was THAT?” scene
The Bathroom Break Award – the part you can safely miss without losing a thing
If you love horror movie reviews, funny film breakdowns, and the occasional roast of a sequel that maybe shouldn’t have been made, this one’s for you.
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