: It is estimated to have generated approximately $67.8 million in net profit after accounting for advertising and overhead costs.
: It grossed $90.1 million in the U.S. and Canada, holding a spot in the top ten highest-grossing films for seven consecutive weeks. Critical & Audience Reception Black Phone
The Black Phone was a major success for Blumhouse and Universal, significantly outperforming its budget. : It is estimated to have generated approximately $67
: Holds an 81% critic score , with the consensus praising it as a "scarily good" and well-acted adaptation. Critical & Audience Reception The Black Phone was
: Director Scott Derrickson stated that many of the children in the film and the atmosphere of the 1970s Denver suburbs were based on his own childhood experiences and friends. Sequel Information
: Audiences gave it a B+ grade , citing Ethan Hawke’s performance and the Blumhouse branding as primary reasons for attending.