Is Ghostbusters Hell's Kitchen In Production?

Is Ghostbusters Hell’s Kitchen In Production? The upcoming Ghostbusters movie is an anticipated American spooky comedy movie directed by Gil Kenan from a script co-written by him and Jason Reitman.

Everybody’s favorite ghost hunters and the remaining members of the Spengler family are slated to come back with an all-new film, provisionally termed Ghostbusters: Firehouse and then Ghostbusters: Kitchen hell, 2 years after the Ghostbusters brand was reborn with the arrival of Ghostbusters: Hell’s Kitchen.

Continuing the pattern of legacy sequels and “prequels,” Sony chose to develop Ghostbusters: Afterlife a more immediate followup to Ghostbusters II.

Here is everything we know so far about Ghostbusters: Hell’s Kitchen.

What is the release date of Ghostbusters: Hell’s Kitchen?

With production set to complete in June, the anticipated Ghostbusters sequel is set to hit theatres on December 20th, 2023.

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What is the Plot of Ghostbusters: Hell’s Kitchen?

Presently, the plot details on Ghostbusters: Hell’s Kitchen have been scarce, save for the fact that it will be an immediate follow-up to Ghostbusters: Afterlife and that our heroes might go back to the legendary firehouse and the base of activities of the initial team.

Jason Reitman did suggest that additional Ghostbusters characters, such as the major villain of Ghostbusters II, Vigo the Carpathian may also appear.

It stands to reason that the franchise’s future adversaries will be recognizable faces, as seen by the reappearance of Gozer and her henchmen in Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

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What Is the Base of the Ghostbusters Franchise?

It’s pretty interesting that the Ghostbusters franchise was nearly always supposed to be a lesser cult classic, but instead became the beginning of a smash-hit franchise.

The initially released 1984 picture did not fare well at the box office, earning only roughly half of its total cost in the initial weekend.

By today’s standards, a bad debut weekend is a death sentence for a movie, because that’s when the greatest blockbusters generate the majority of income.

Outside of the movie, Ghostbusters was established to be a triumphant tale, generating more than $200 million USD, more than seven times the movie’s budget.

Fans adored filmmaker Ivan Reitman’s whimsical haunted vision of New York, as well as the immediately relatable characters of the wise-cracking Peter (Bill Murray), the passionate Ray (Dan Aykroyd), the brilliant Egon (Harold Ramis), and sensible Winston (Ernie Hudson).

Thunder didn’t strike again until Ghostbusters II, a respectable but not outstanding sequel that did not replicate the film’s iconic and unforgettable vibe.

Despite this, it generated a tonne of money and established Ghostbusters as a viable property, spawning a slew of animated series, computer games, theme park attractions, and, as many are aware, a full remake.

Many will recall that the 2016 reboot, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, was the topic of some very caustic internet debate, and although the franchise clearly has its admirers, it ultimately failed at the box office, and expectations of a sequel were scrapped.

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