Starts slow, but picks up speed as it goes along, due to a great plot and script and fine actors throughout. Daughter and grandkids of Igon Spengler visit rural farm of the recently deceased Igon, and not suprisingly run into ghostly shenanigans as well as an explanation for Igon's reclusive life. Prior viewing of the real Ghostbuster movies (1984 and 1989) recommended but certainly not required. Cranks up to a smashing finale. A fitting tribute to Harold Ramis, this film makes up (mostly) for the incredible monstrosity of a few years back.
Review of Ghostbusters: Afterlife
