It’s gotten bumped around a lot, but now looks like November
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I didn’t see much comedy in that trailer.

They’ve gone the hybrid action/stranger things route.
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Whatever they have done, it makes me want to go see this. Earlier trailers did nothing for me.
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It does kind of have that look/feel but, with Paul Rudd in it I’d be surprised I f there aren’t plenty of laughs. And that sure sounded like Bill Murray answering the phone at the end. I think the humor will be there.
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It was Dan Akroyd.
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Not saying your wrong but, I don’t hear it, even after now re-listening to it with him in mind. :-)
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It's akroyd.
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Definitely Akroyd.

Also, at 1:41, a female voice says, "Oh my God." Pretty sure that's Weaver.
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It's November now? Christ I thought this was coming out in August.
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IMDB says Murray, Ackroyd, Sigourney Weaver and Ernie Hudson are all in it. And they show Annie Potts in the trailer.
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Definitely Fred Garvin picking up the phone at the end.


Yep. Looks like a kids movie to me.


There was an actor from the late 80s named Gavan O'Herlihy who I constantly confused with Atherton.
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It at least looks like a major improvement over the cringe worthy feminazi version of the Ghostbusters.

The trailer has me intrigued enough especially the very end of it. Paul Rudd is usually really reliable and I wasn't aware that Carrie Coon is in this too (she was great in The Leftovers on HBO).
Hoping this is entertaining.
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