IN Ghostbusters: Ice Empire, pop culture’s favorite group of parapsychologists, return for a new and presumably final adventure. Returning to New York, the plot once again explores how this dysfunctional group of heroes must once again forcefully save the city from a supernatural threat. At the same time, they try to live with each other and analyze the history that unites them. What does a Gil Kenan film do? a mixture of nostalgia, a completely new setting and a willingness to explore a new saga.
But this production not only pays homage to the franchise from which it originated, it is also the latest addition to a long tradition. These are random heroes or teams that end up accomplishing great feats with almost no resources at their disposal. In fact, one of the strengths of the characters created by Ivan Reitman is their ability to go from ordinary people to symbols of New York’s prosperity. Something that the new film explores with good humor and prominent roles from old characters.
If you enjoy stories like these and enjoy adventures featuring larger-than-life heroes, we leave you with a list of five that you’re sure to enjoy. From an adaptation of a teen classic filled with suspense and fantasy, to a family man trying to reverse a most unique experiment. This list contains probably some of the best childhood memories of an entire generation. At the same time, we also see how the most curious personalities entered the history of cinema. The best gift for those who are nostalgic.
Nightmares
In 2015, author R.L. Stine’s world-famous work was brought to the big screen in a film that, oddly enough, featured him as a character. In addition, he recreated several of his most famous works in a single terrifying environment. The result is a film that, without being particularly complex, managed to convey the spirit of famous youth horror films.
But Nightmares It’s a more than horrifying premise based on the obsessions and horrors of the famous author. It also includes a group of characters very similar to those who star in the series of books about the horrors of quiet American small towns. Zach (Dylan Minnette) lives in an ordinary neighborhood until Stine (Jack Black) and his daughter Hannah (Odeya Rush) become his neighbors. But what Zach and his friend Champ (Ryan Lee) don’t know is that the famed new resident’s talent comes with more than one danger. Especially when your wild imagination does its job.
The film, which could be limited to an adaptation of one of the best-selling books written by Stine, is a chilling story with a touch of humor. Moreover, when your gang of characters has to fight evil in the middle of a crazy situation, what will happen if all that Can you imagine this coming true? The most important question the film is trying to answer.
Bill and Ted’s Amazing Adventures
Before he became the Chosen One in The Matrix and a man seeking revenge in the John Wick saga, Keanu Reeves was simply Ted “Theodore” Logan. A student determined not to fail high school history and in constant company with Bill (Alex Winter), his only and inseparable friend.
But what begins as an attempt to escape failure becomes an all-out adventure as Rufus (George Carlin) dares to go his own way. As an emissary from the future on a mysterious mission, it is his duty to help the duo not only achieve the highest ranking. And also teach them a lesson about decisions and the future.
But despite the help, Bill and Ted seem to be immune to any attempts at learning, so it all ends in a crazy time travel adventure. From Socrates to Abraham Lincoln. The trio would eventually talk, argue, and even beat up the great universalists. And this is despite the fact that they are in an unlikely group trying to protect the future. Ideal for funny humor lovers and nostalgic people.
Ghosts Strike Back
Bill Murray was enjoying success in 1988 Ghostbustersit is still his most popular and famous work. It is therefore not surprising that he took on the role of the man who had to deal with ghostly visions before anyone else, Ebenezer Scrooge. Or at least the modern version of it. Frank Cross hates Christmas for a long list of personal reasons. So you will get a lesson about the most favorite date of the year and, of course, from the realm of the supernatural.
However, the most interesting thing about this adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is not Frank’s fate, but the team of terrifying ghosts who will ensure that he achieves redemption. On the one hand, the Ghost of Christmas Past (played by musician David Johansen) should remind him of the best moments of his life. Another, Gifts (Carol Kane), shows him that his resentment of the past is affecting his future. Together they will walk – in some cases literally – Frank through his story, his best and worst moments, to finally show him what happiness is.
Does this sound like a boring premise to you? It’s probably worth noting that none of the ghosts are friendly and Frank is going to defend himself against them as best he can. This makes the film a fun adventure filled with hope, finding purpose and healing emotional wounds. An interesting premise for a film in which the harbinger of the afterlife strikes with his bare fist.
horror store
Frank Oz took the 1960 film directed by Roger Corman and the 1982 play by Howard Ashman to create a work that combines both. The result is a fun musical that also pokes fun at Seymour’s (Rick Moranis) story. and his conflicted relationship with the carnivorous plant Audrey II.
But beyond how fun the adventures of an exotic creature with a passion for villains can be, he’s surrounded by a cast of characters. From the shy clerk played by Moranis, to Mr. Mushnik (Vincent Gardenia), his authoritarian boss, to the long-suffering Audrey (Ellen Greene). The truth is that the group of characters is becoming more interesting and complex.
So when Audrey II reveals her true nature, everyone will have to accept that this unknown entity must be stopped. And they will achieve this only by joining forces. Or at least assuming that some others to survive. The most unique twist to this strange work.
Honey, I shrunk the kids
Wayne Szalinski (Rick Moranis again) is a bumbling scientist who loves his family. But that won’t stop me from causing a very strange accident using one of his inventions and a most extravagant situation. Namely: shrinking his children Amy (Amy O’Neill) and Nick (Robert Oliveri) and neighbor boys Ron Thompson (Jared Rushton) and Russell (Thomas Wilson Brown) to the size of insects. Together they will have to band together to try to survive. to the dangers of the garden, which had become the scene of horrors, and managed to restore its normal growth.
The film, which begins as a tongue-in-cheek journey, quickly turns into an adventure through a world of small things that turn out to be huge obstacles. For a fun ending, the miniature team and the brilliant father will have to find way to save a life. And this is at the center of the most unexpected plot twist.
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