New GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE Footage Released Ahead Of Tomorrow's Trailer

New GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE Footage Released Ahead Of Tomorrow's Trailer

Sony Pictures has debuted some new footage from Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire via a brief teaser promo, and we also have confirmation that a full trailer will be released tomorrow...

By MarkCassidy - Jan 29, 2024 01:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Ghostbusters
Source: Via FearHQ

With the movie's release date drawing near, a brand-new (likely final) trailer for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is expected to debut online at some point tomorrow, and Sony Pictures has shared a brief teaser with quite a bit of new footage.

The promo features new looks at most of the main characters, including Bill Murray's Peter Venkman preparing for the approaching freeze by looking as cool as possible, and Paul Rudd's Gary Grooberson paraphrasing a couple of iconic lines from the original movie's theme song ("who you gonna call? Bustin' makes me feel good").

Check out the teaser in the player below, and be sure to drop back tomorrow for the new trailer.

During a recent interview, new cast member Kumail Nanjiani (Eternals) indicated that the movie will up the ante somewhat when it comes to genuine frights.

“There’s some really, genuinely scary stuff. The scary stuff is actually scary," said the actor. "The danger is very real and the stakes are very high. That makes the comedy even funnier,” adding that, “Everybody gets to be funny.”

The first teaser trailer (see below) highlighted returning spook-hunters Ray (Dan Aykroyd), Peter (Billy Murray) and Winston (Ernie Hudson) in their old-school uniforms, as well as an all-new team consisting of Gary Grooberson (Paul Rudd), Callie Spengler (Carrie Coon), and her kids Trevor (Finn Wolfhard), and Phoebe (McKenna Grace) sporting upgraded outfits.

The first set photos were shared online back in April (click here to have a look), and they featured Hudson alongside Rudd, and another actor from the '80s classic, William Atherton as "dickless" Environmental Protection Agency officer Walter Peck, who will evidently be sticking his nose in to the Ghostbusters' business yet again.

"In Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, the Spengler family decide to leave Summerville, Oklahoma and go back to where it all started – the iconic New York City firehouse – and help the original Ghostbusters, who've developed a top-secret research lab to take busting ghosts to the next level! But when the discovery of an ancient artifact unleashes a mysterious and evil force, known as the Death Chill, Ghostbusters new and old must join forces to protect their home and save the world from a deadly and unpredictable fate that unknowingly, could affect earth’s history with a second Ice Age."

Directed by Gil Kenan (Jason Reitman co-wrote the movie and is on board as an executive producer), Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is set to scare its way into theatres next month.

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Matchesz
Matchesz - 1/29/2024, 1:37 AM
That joke was pretty hilarious. I liked afterlife. Good example how to reboot a franchise
DocSpock
DocSpock - 1/29/2024, 2:17 AM

Every movie should have a big fat slime dripping booger ghost in it.

If they did, it would probably unite America again.

JustAWaffle
JustAWaffle - 1/29/2024, 3:38 AM
@DocSpock - it is the mucus that binds us

lazlodaytona
lazlodaytona - 1/29/2024, 6:05 AM
@DocSpock - Let's make America Haunted again!

DocSpock
DocSpock - 1/29/2024, 12:19 PM
@JustAWaffle -

Very true. I'm pretty sure Buddha said that.
DocSpock
DocSpock - 1/29/2024, 12:20 PM
@lazlodaytona -

You know it!
JustAWaffle
JustAWaffle - 1/29/2024, 12:21 PM
@DocSpock - or sumthin. I don’t know. I threw my medallion in a cave.
DocSpock
DocSpock - 1/29/2024, 2:32 PM
@JustAWaffle -

yeah, I forget. Maybe it was John Lennon or Karl Marx who said that.
StSteven
StSteven - 1/29/2024, 2:44 PM
@JustAWaffle - Sha-ka-ka!
lazlodaytona
lazlodaytona - 1/29/2024, 2:52 PM
@JustAWaffle - I think my medication is with your medallion
JustAWaffle
JustAWaffle - 1/29/2024, 2:58 PM
@StSteven - Excuse me, your balls are showing…..Bumblebee Tuna!
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 1/29/2024, 5:57 AM
'Ghostbusters' (1984) is pretty hard to replicate, tbh. The last two attempts each had what other lacked.

'Ghostbusters: Answer the Call' had the energy, the chemistry, the fun, it was in New York, it had a more adult, SNL kinda comedy, it HAD comedy. But it was almost too light. Too broad (too many broads some would say, not me but some). It lacked that serious fantasy-horror edge.

'Ghostbusters: Afterlife' gave us that more serious, atmospheric tone that the first movie had. It felt more nostalgic. It felt earnest, you had the Elmer Bernstein score elements, the easter eggs, the member berries (maybe too many?) and it was set in the same continuity and brought the original ghostbusters back.
But it lacked everything that the first attempt had. It lacked that energy.

But now we're back in New York. The OG guys are back. If this new one can combine the tone of 'Afterlife' with the energy of 'Answer the Call', I think we might have something here.

Third time lucky maybe.
kylo0607
kylo0607 - 1/29/2024, 6:51 AM
@ObserverIO - I am sorry, but you lost me at Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (2016).

The film was dogwater, Melissa McCarthy and Leslie Jones were insufferable and the film had nothing to do with what made the original Ghostbusters (1984) great.
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 1/29/2024, 7:11 AM
@kylo0607 - It was a little too broad.
JustAWaffle
JustAWaffle - 1/29/2024, 8:13 AM
@kylo0607 - I agree. One of the things that made the OG Ghostbusters great was the ensembled cast. There was the straight man (Egon), the everyday man (Winston), the funny but confused (Ray), and the laid back comic relief (Peter). Each played off the others so well and the story helped with the character progression.

Ghostbusters 2016 was just everyone trying to play the goofball. So it ripped you out of the movie and with 9/10 of the jokes not landing it just made for a light show with the audience wondering why it was made in the first place.
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 1/29/2024, 1:38 PM
@JustAWaffle - That was it. You nailed it.
Beer85
Beer85 - 1/29/2024, 7:40 AM
Answer The call was horrible. Unfunny and ugly. Afterlife was ok, not terrible at all, OK with some really nice moments. THis one looks like it could be fun.

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