Mr. Harrigan's Phone

At first, I admit that I had no idea that this theme comes from Stephen King. I just randomly started watching a movie that caught my eye. And at that moment, a story began to unfold that was heading towards tragedy right from the start. It simply couldn't be guessed. But it was impossible to know what would happen next and quite a lot was happening... although everything was veiled in darkness and darkness. But in the end, I liked it. Yes, the storytelling is like for retirees, but the atmosphere is so strong and mysterious that even though nothing significant is happening in the movie, it doesn't leave you cold for a moment. (12/21/2022)

Hard to believe something like this could last 105 minutes. There's no horror, no suspense, no major conflict or overarching theme. Only a few times do the notes of a funny boomer morality rant ring out. Donald Sutherland and Jaeden Martell are wasted on this. (10/05/2022)

An excellent Stephen King adaptation – and there aren’t many of them. The specific atmosphere of the source material is captured perfectly and both Donald Sutherland and Jaeden Martell's performances keep the viewer's attention until the end, although the film is rather slower and at first glance "not much happens". No, it's not a horror film, it's more of a thought-provoking ghost movie, it doesn't feature any shocking events or any directorial finesse, but that doesn't mean it can't be entertaining and beautiful. (10/06/2022)