Black Box (2026) review: a predictable yet enjoyable supernatural thriller set aboard a flight with tense, eerie airborne mystery.
Author: Phil Walsh
Phil Walsh
Writing & podcasting, for the love of movies. His Letterboxd Favorites: The Dark Knight, Halloween, Jaws & Revenge of The Sith.
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