newsSony While many "Ghostbusters" fans have been celebrating the news of an upcoming third film in the original series, one star of the recent reboot isn't happy. Leslie Jones took to Twitter over
newsSony That was fast. Last night's news that a "Ghostbusters 3" was in the works with director Jason Reitman is followed by the first teaser trailer (yes, already!). The teaser has absolutely no footage
newsParamount Jason Reitman -- whose dad, Ivan Reitman, directed the first two "Ghostbusters" films -- is taking over the franchise, EW reports. It will be "set in the world that was saved decades previously
newsThe VOID/Sony There isn't exactly a shortage of immersive experiences this Halloween, each one promising to terrify, overwhelm, and entertain you in unique and unexpected ways. But while many of
newsThe Hillywood Show/YouTube The break between "Supernatural" seasons just got more bearable: "The Hillywood Show" got stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki to appear in a video as their respective
newsWhat a tragedy, and a second public loss for the Deutschendorf family. Henry "Hank" Deutschendorf was the nephew of the late singer John Denver, and he played baby Oscar along with his twin brother William
newsRemember when Sigourney Weaver turned into a demonic dog in "Ghostbusters"? Well, in honor of that supernatural hound from hell, a newly discovered dinosaur that kind of looks like it has been dubbed Zuul
newsYikes. Screen Junkies ain't afraid of no ghosts but they clearly fear their own commenters. (And they may be right to.) They seemed reluctant to even do an Honest Trailer on the 2016 "Ghostbusters," wondering
newsWho ya gonna call? Not the "Ghostbusters" again, apparently. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 2016 reboot of the franchise is unlikely to get a sequel due to "tepid box office." Though Sony had
news"Ghostbusters" was either a big success or a bit of a letdown at the box office, depending on how you crunch the numbers (and whether or not you're in the pro or con camp when it comes to the reboot's
newsMaybe they should have called it "Trollbusters." For all the sexist internet trolls that spent the last two years sliming the new female-fronted "Ghostbusters," the comedy reboot performed pretty much
newsBy Dave McNary LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - The rebooted "Ghostbusters" is launching with a respectable $46.5 million opening weekend at 3,963 locations, trailing "The Secret Life of Pets" for the top
newsIt's been far too long since we've seen ghosts getting busted on the big screen, but that's finally going to change as the new "Ghostbusters" reboot hits theaters. This reboot will introduce a whole new
news"Ghostbusters" fans/haters are still crossing streams online, arguing over the early "Ghostbusters" reviews and debating how the movie will do at the box office. Anyone rooting for the movie to fail had
newsIf there's something strange in the neighborhood, you need to call up some powerful equipment. The first clip from the new "Ghostbusters" movie debuted on Twitter, and it features the crew testing out
newsThe "Ghostbusters" reboot starring a fabulous female foursome hasn't even hit theaters yet, but two of its leading ladies say they definitely want to make a sequel -- and the sky's the limit on just how
newsLast night, "Jimmy Kimmel Live" welcomed four original "Ghostbusters" stars -- Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and Annie Potts -- and four newbies -- Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon,
newsDan Aykroyd ain't afraid of no ghost haters. The man who co-starred in and co-wrote the scripts for the original "Ghostbusters" movie and "Ghostbusters II" recently got to watch the upcoming 2016 reboot,
newsWho knew "Ghostbusters" could be so polarizing? It's not breaking news that the upcoming reboot, with new (female) ghostbusters, has upset some fans. Reboots of "classics" always get a "you're ruining
newsThe "Ghostbusters" reboot trailer confused a lot of people -- including one of its stars, Melissa McCarthy. The trailer (which is also the most disliked trailer in YouTube history) made fans wonder if
newsAfter the awesome new trailer for Paul Feig's "Ghostbusters" reboot dropped last week, there was a lot of backlash surrounding Leslie Jones's character, MTA worker Patty Tolan. While some fans lashed out
newsChris Hemsworth is Australian, and Thor, so maybe that's why he has a more prominent role in the international trailer for "Ghostbusters." Most of the trailer is similar to the first one, but there are
newsFans got a good look at the cast of the upcoming "Ghostbusters" reboot via some new photos released earlier this week. Now, prepare to see those characters in LEGO form. Yes, everyone's favorite toy bricks
newsWe got one! Actually, we got five fresh images from the upcoming "Ghostbusters" reboot, plus this promise from director Paul Feig that the first trailer is coming soon: The official Ghostbusters site
newsThe National Film Registry announced this week its annual selection of 25 films and recordings to add to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, and among them are old Hollywood classics,
newsThey came, they saw, they kicked its a** ... and they probably trashed the place in the process. The latest "Ghostbusters" image shows Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Kristen Wiig, and Leslie Jones in
newsFans of sugary '90s drinks, rejoice: Ecto Cooler, the long-discontinued Hi-C flavor created in conjunction with the "Ghostbusters" animated series, may be making a comeback, tied to the release of the
newsMichael Gross, the man responsible for the famous "Ghostbusters" logo from the comedy classics, has died. He was 70. Gross was a designer and producer whose eclectic career spanned decades and different
newsPlenty of fans are excited for the new "Ghostbusters" reboot, starring Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones. But others are upset because the original series was just fine on
newsKristen Wiig There was something strange and it didn't look good for some fans when it was announced that an all-female cast would lead the "Ghostbusters" reboot. Naturally, Twitter reacted with a torrent
newsHow could you ever stop crushing on Dana Barrett? The "Ghostbusters" leading lady stole our hearts, even when she transformed into demon spirit Zuul. The iconic '80s character played by Sigourney Weaver
newsRick Moranis A huge comic star in the 1980s and '90s, Rick Moranis walked away from Hollywood for 18 years after his wife died in 1997 from breast cancer so that he could dedicate himself to raising
newsPaul Feig's upcoming take on "Ghostbusters" is shaping up to be more of a reunion than a reboot, with original star Sigourney Weaver officially joining the cast. Weaver, who played Dana Barrett in 1984's
news"Ghostbusters" is in the can. Director Paul Feig announced over the weekend that filming is done on the newly imagined female-led reboot of the comedy. He posted a photo of "Ghostbusters" Funko
newsThat's it! It is now too late to call the new "Ghostbusters" because they wrapped the movie. If any ghosts show up in your house, just deal with them on your own. Director Paul Feig and his all-star cast
newsThe specter of the original "Ghostbusters" franchise has always loomed over the upcoming all-female reboot, especially when it came to the approval of stars Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray. But while Aykroyd
newsBill Murray mulled over returning to "Ghostbusters" for so long and so hard you could almost say he was ... haunted by it? Despite expressing serious reservations over joining the female-led
newsIt's remarkable photo of what Melissa McCarthy called a group of "remarkable women." In the face of study after study showing Hollywood's hostility to women, the actress posted a group shot of many
newsIt looks like Chris Hemsworth is going to do more than work the switchboard on the "Ghostbusters" reboot. Cast to play the receptionist role originally filled by Annie Potts, the Australian actor best
newsLooks like Chris Hemsworth will be doing more than answering phones in the new "Ghostbusters" movie! The first photos of the actor on the Boston set of Paul Feig's reboot have emerged, and show Hemsworth
newsOK, now it's a party! Paul Feig's "Ghostbusters" reboot is currently shooting in Boston and Bill Murray -- arguably the coolest of the OGs -- was spotted heading to set. You can check out the photos over
newsBill Murray delights fans at Comic-Con International 2015 in San Diego on July 9 during a panel on his forthcoming movie "Rock the Kasbah." Earlier this year, Bill Murray dismissed rumors he'd return
newsAll this back and forth about a possible "Ghostbusters" franchise beyond the upcoming reboot has gotten really confusing. It's dogs and cats living together -- mass hysteria! We know the Paul Feig movie
newsWhile there's still plenty of mystery surrounding Paul Feig's upcoming "Ghostbusters" reboot, one additional detail that the director has provided is the four main characters' names. Feig tweeted out
newsMaybe Dan Aykroyd wasn't supposed to call anyone. The new "Ghostbusters" reboot has been filming in Boston with a new cast, but now it has been confirmed that one of the OGs is joining the Paul Feig film
news"Ghostbusters" director Paul Feig has been a tweeting machine lately, sharing photos of the reboot's car, costumes, and now the core cast in costumes by their Ecto-1 car. Check out this shot of Leslie
newsKirsten Wiig and Melissa McCarthy. There's something strange and it looks good - namely the "Ghostbusters" cast clad in their costumes. Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon
newsWho we gotta call to get one of these sweet rides?! Paul Feig and company are now filming the new "Ghostbusters" reboot, and after sharing a look at the costumes and revealing more details about the cast,
newsThe "Ghostbusters" have a new bad guy to defeat — Neil Casey. "Who?" is probably what you're wondering, considering that Paul Feig's reboot boasts a star-studded cast. Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy,
newsAndy Garcia and Michael K. Williams So who did they call? "Ghostbusters" conjured up Andy Garcia of "Ocean's 11," Michael K. Williams from "Boardwalk Empire," and Cecily Strong of "Saturday Night Live"
