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In this episode of Byte, sit down interviews with the creative minds and rising stars behind Black Phone 2 to explore how horror and science fiction continue to reveal the deepest corners of the human experience.
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Ethan Hawke
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Jason Blum (Producer)
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Scott Derrickson (Director) and Robert Cargill (Screenwriter)
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Madeline McGraw, Miguel Mora, and Mason Thames discuss stepping back into the shadows
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