Prizewinner reactions from Flicks previews of The Black Phone

The line-up also includes a vertigo-inducing survival thriller and *checks notes* a heartwarming doco.

“Does what it needs to as a dark, bloody scary horror that has left a big grin on my face.”

The out-of-the-blue hit is creeping into our cinemas pretty damn soon.

Like the great horror writers that come before him, Peele doesn’t just dramatise his fears, he investigates them.

Thankfully, Hawke’s strange, sad, and deeply disturbing performance is an ace up the film’s sleeve.

Featuring one of the year’s most startling sights, it’s a delectably icky, purposefully discomforting good time.

Most kids are harmless. But, as films have taught us, some of them can’t be trusted.

Delivers the thrills and chills you’d expect while also subverting expectations.