Black Phone 2

In the shadowed peaks of the Colorado Rockies, a quiet town clings to the remnants of a bygone era, its pine‑scented air tinged with winter’s bite and a lingering sense of unfinished business. At the heart of this isolated world lives Finney Blake, a seventeen‑year‑old still haunted by the scars of a recent captivity, and his younger sister Gwen, whose nights are pierced by the sound of a mysterious black phone that rings only in her dreams. The phone’s eerie calls carry fragments of a distant winter camp—Alpine Lake—where three boys seem to slip in and out of her consciousness, pursued by an unseen, unsettling presence.

Finney wields a restless energy, masking his trauma with defiant bravado while shouldering the weight of family expectations. Gwen balances a sharp intellect and a curiosity that alienates her at school, compelling her to dive deeper into the occult and the strange visions that refuse to fade with sunrise. Their father, Terrence, a sober man striving to rebuild a fractured household, offers a steady, if uneasy, anchor for the siblings as they navigate the thin line between reality and the uncanny.

Drawn together by the phone’s persistent summons, the trio—Finney, Gwen, and their loyal friend Ernesto—find themselves irresistibly pulled toward Alpine Lake, a remote winter camp shrouded in frost‑laden mystery. The prospect of becoming counselors in training becomes a thin veil for their true purpose: to uncover why the black phone reaches out across time and what ties the haunting dreams to the isolated mountainside. Their journey promises a blend of atmospheric dread and uneasy camaraderie, set against snow‑drifted forests that whisper secrets older than the town itself.

The film threads a palpable tension between the ordinary and the supernatural, using the stark winter landscape to amplify the characters’ internal struggles. As Finney wrestles with his past and Gwen follows the phantom calls, the audience is left to wonder whether the answers lie buried in the icy lake, the echoing woods, or within the fractured hearts of those daring to listen.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:12