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movie Mr. Harrigan's Phone (2022)

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Title: Mr. Harrigan's Phone

Tagline: Some connections never die.

Genre: Drama,Horror,Mystery

Director: John Lee Hancock

Cast: Donald Sutherland,Jaeden Martell,Kirby,Joe Tippett,Cyrus Arnold,Conor William Wright,Alexa Shae Niziak,Bennett Saltzman,Joseph Paul Kennedy,Thomas Francis Murphy,Thalia Torio,Peggy J. Scott,Daniel Reece,Wayne Pyle,Frank Ridley,Iván Amaro Bullón,Colin O'Brien,Caitlin Shorey,Leo Kennedy,Randy Kovitz

Status: Released

Release: 2022-10-05

Runtime: 105

Plot: Craig, a young boy living in a small town befriends an older, reclusive billionaire, Mr. Harrigan. The two form a bond over books and an iPhone, but when the man passes away the boy discovers that not everything dead is gone.

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Trailer Cast Crew Videos

    • Donald Sutherland

      Mr. Harrigan

    • Jaeden Martell

      Craig

    • Kirby

      Ms. Hart

    • Joe Tippett

      Craig's Dad

    • Cyrus Arnold

      Kenny Yankovich

    • Conor William Wright

      U-Boat

    • Alexa Shae Niziak

      Margie

    • Bennett Saltzman

      Billy

    • Joseph Paul Kennedy

      Jack

    • Thomas Francis Murphy

      Pete

    • Thalia Torio

      Regina

    • Peggy J. Scott

      Edna Grogan

    • Daniel Reece

      Deane Whitmore

    • Wayne Pyle

      Mr. McPhillips

    • Frank Ridley

      Reverend Mooney

    • Iván Amaro Bullón

      Sheriff Deputy

    • Colin O'Brien

      Young Craig

    • Caitlin Shorey

      Young Margie

    • Leo Kennedy

      Young Billy

    • Randy Kovitz

      Chick Rafferty

    • John Lee Hancock (Writing)

      Writer

    • Ryan Murphy (Production)

      Producer

    • Eric Kovtun (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Robert Frazen (Editing)

      Editor

    • Anthony Raymond (Art)

      Assistant Art Director

    • Doug Coleman (Crew)

      Stunt Coordinator

    • Scott Robertson (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Sarah Domeier Lindo (Production)

      Casting

    • Jeremy Gold (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Joel Dougherty (Sound)

      Sound Re-Recording Mixer

    • Alexis Martin Woodall (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Joseph P. Reidy (Directing)

      First Assistant Director

    • Javier Navarrete (Sound)

      Original Music Composer

    • John Schwartzman (Camera)

      Director of Photography

    • Jason Blum (Production)

      Producer

    • Amy Sayres (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Carla Hacken (Production)

      Producer

    • Michael Corenblith (Art)

      Production Design

    • Linda Cohen (Sound)

      Music Supervisor

    • Stephen King (Writing)

      Short Story

    • Chris McCumber (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Daniel Orlandi (Costume & Make-Up)

      Costume Design

    • Terri Taylor (Production)

      Casting

    • Lisa Sene (Camera)

      "B" Camera Operator

    • Scott Greenberg (Production)

      Executive Producer

    • Official Trailer

      • Trailer
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I’d say it had a more haunting feel than a straight-up scary one. I haven’t read any Stephen King books, but I’ve caught a lot of the movies based on his stuff. This one fits in with the rest of them pretty well. It's not as jump-out-of-your-seat scary as The Mist or IT, but it’s got this low-key creepy vibe going on.

Mr. Harrigan's Phone is from one of King’s short stories, and it did feel a bit drawn out. The beginning seemed to drag, but it did give some important background that helped with how the story unfolds later. If you're into something that's a slow burn and kind of eerie, it’s worth checking out. The acting, writing, and how it’s shot are all really well done.
 
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