A ghost with a receding hairline and a tank top can pack up again as a horror creature. At least that’s the experience of Stranger Things star David Harbor in We Have A Ghost. From horror expert Christopher Landon, the comedy (Happy Deathday) is available now on Netflix.
Stranger Things star becomes horror influencer on Netflix
Frank (Anthony Mackie) finds his family’s new home in a spacious old house that mysteriously turns out to be a lot cheaper than expected. However, they are quickly found when son Kevin (Jahi Di’Allo Winston) discovered in the attic Ghost Ernest (Harbour).
Watch the English trailer of We Have a Ghost here:
We have a Ghost – Trailer (English) HD
With its bourgeois appearance, the actually quite nice ghost is a flat zero on the scary scale. But maybe it’s enough for an internet sensation on YouTube? And the cell phone is pulled out.
The result is a horror comedy for the whole family. In a way, the material is new territory for director Landon, because even his more fun excursions into the horror genre have so far been tailored more towards at least a young audience. Especially thanks to the talent in front of the camera (including comedy ace Tig Notaro) the film will be worth a look for many fans.
10 Years of Netflix Originals: These Series Defined the Streaming Service Ten years ago, Netflix changed the world of series forever with the release of House of Cards. Suddenly streaming and binging were the big buzzwords in Hollywood. But what has happened since the launch of House of Cards?
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In the podcast, we dive into the history of the Netflix original series, which can be divided into four phases. In the beginning it was all about wild trial and error and experiments, but in the later phases it was mainly brands and blockbusters like Stranger Things and Wednesday that took over.
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