If there’s something strange in your neighborhood, you call the Ghostbusters. But if you’re trying to figure out where to watch all the “Ghostbusters” films, you call us! And don’t worry, we’ve got ...

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"Who you gonna call?" We all know the answer, and will likely hear that iconic Ray Parker, Jr. song more than a few times ...

A new animated Ghostbusters movie is in the works at Netflix. The franchise expanded earlier in 2024 with the theatrical release of the live-action Ghosbusters: Frozen Empire, which saw Bill Murray, ...

There’s something strange in the neighborhood yet again, so it’s time to bring in the Ghostbusters once more. The question is, where can you find them? “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” brings together ...

The first Ghostbusters movie in 27 years wasn’t as bad as many of its detractors say — but it wasn’t all that great, either. Melissa McCarthy leads a cast of all-female ghostbusters into action in a ...

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It's been 40 years since audiences were first asked "Who you gonna call …?" "Ghostbusters" was released in 1984, instantly becoming a hit, thanks to its funny, original script and catchy theme song.

The Ghostbusters franchise is set to continue with an animated movie. According to Deadline, Sony is looking to expand on the series with an animated title. Netflix is working alongside the studio to ...

Where does 'Frozen Empire' rank in the movie franchise? By Richard Newby No one expected Ghostbusters to become the phenomenon it has over the past 40 years. In 1984, Columbia Pictures was just hoping ...