"Imagine being haunted by a guy called the Grabber? How about you figure out what to watch from the Recommender? Here we go: We've got that Blumhouse sequel that'll hopefully fare better than. (I am personally invested in its success for my MFL lineup.) Then there's Keanu Reeves playing an angel who might not be that great at his job in the new Aziz Ansari flick. And there's Mark Ruffalo starring in Mubi and HBO TV series that are premiering and ending, respectively, this Sunday."
"The villain with the worst name is back to scare children to death, but this time, the Grabber (Ethan Hawke) is taking on a more Freddie Krueger-style role. In Black Phone 2, the survivor of the Grabber's kidnapping in the last film, Finn's (Mason Thames) sister, Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), is the object of the villain's obsession. He haunts her dreams, giving her violent nightmares of children in trouble."
Black Phone 2 reunites the Grabber (Ethan Hawke) in a Freddy Krueger–style role who haunts survivor Finn's sister Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), tormenting her with violent nightmares of endangered children. Keanu Reeves portrays Gabriel, an angel who loses his wings in Aziz Ansari's directorial debut after body-swapping Aziz's character with his wealthy boss (Seth Rogen), a plan meant to prove that money isn't everything. Cooper Raiff created and stars in an eight-part limited series about codependent siblings Hal (Raiff) and Harper (Lili Reinhart) whose relationship strains when their father (Mark Ruffalo) announces a new baby. Rebecca Miller's five-part docuseries offers a comprehensive portrait of Martin Scorsese and his cinematic influence.
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