Ghost Stories: The Movie is a ghost movie, and it stars an all-female cast that’s ready to bring the tale of a young girl and her ghostly companion to life.
The movie, which is a remake of a 2010 horror film, stars Amy Acker, Ashley Jensen, Jennifer Aniston, Ashley Judd, Jessica Biel, Jessica Lange, Michelle Rodriguez, Emily Blunt, Amber Tamblyn, Anna Kendrick, Laura Dern, and Olivia Munn.
The film is directed by Lisa B. Hirsch, and stars the likes of Nicole Kidman, Scarlett Johansson, and Kristen Stewart.
Ghost Stories stars Amy Berg as the heroine, an orphan girl who meets a mysterious boy named “Mr. G” (played by Acker), and the two become inseparable as they navigate their lives together.
Berg’s performance is one of the film’s most memorable moments, as she portrays a haunted house owner who’s haunted by a spirit who haunts his home.
“Ghost Stories” opens in theaters on Nov. 4, 2018.
(Photo: Paramount Pictures)”Ghost Stories,” directed by filmmaker Lisa B Hirsch.
(Courtesy: Paramount)”I was really surprised to learn that Amy Aker was playing a ghost,” said Nicole Kidron, a friend of Acker’s who starred in the original film.
“I’ve known Amy since I was a little girl, so I think it was really exciting to see her do it.
It was so fun to see how she brought this story to life.”
The original Ghost Stories follows a group of orphans who encounter a mysterious girl named “Beth” (Amy Acker) and her mysterious companion.
The ghostly pair are the love of the orphans’ lives, and their relationship blossoms into something much more.
But their relationship eventually takes a turn for the worse, as they are attacked by a demonic entity.
The new movie follows the tale as Beth begins to struggle with her own demons, including her own attraction to Mr. G (Jensen).
But Beth’s troubles are only exacerbated when she encounters a man she considers a “ghost” who appears to be a ghost as well.
“I’m a huge fan of the original movie,” Kidron said.
“Amy and I have been friends for so long and she’s so talented, so talented in her acting, and this is just so great.
I’m so glad she’s coming back.
She’s such a great actress, and we’re excited to see what she brings.”
Ghost Stories stars Ashley Judd (The Last Witch Hunter), Jessica Lange (The Theory of Everything), Ashley Aniston (The Girl Who Played with Fire), Jennifer Annette (Pulp Fiction), and Amber Tamp (The Office).
It also stars Scarlett Johansen (The Witch, The Night Manager), Olivia Munnell (American Hustle), Scarlett Johansson (The Vampire Diaries), and Laura Dorn (American Horror Story).
(Photo by J.D. Galloway/AP)Ghost Stories is based on the best-selling horror novel by Kathryn Stockwell, which spawned the movie, “Bathtub Gin,” and has also been adapted into an animated feature.
It’s based on a screenplay by Jodi Picoult and Bryan Burk, and features an all female cast that includes Acker as Beth.
Acker plays Beth, who becomes a “possessed” and possessed by the spirit of her mother.
A new, ghostly version of Beth’s mother, Dr. Elizabeth, also appears in the movie.
It follows Beth as she struggles to figure out how to deal with her mother’s haunting.
“Bees” (Acker) is a young woman with a penchant for ghosts.
She meets Mr. A (Jung), a “bewitched doctor” who has a penchant to lure her into traps.
When she falls for him, she discovers that Mr. B is also possessed by a mysterious entity.
“This is just the first part of the story,” Hirsch said.
She added that the movie will focus on Beth’s story, and that the next step will be to find out what “bears a resemblance to her.”
Ghost stories have long been a part of Hollywood, and the revival of this genre is no surprise to anyone familiar with the genre.
A decade ago, a horror movie called “Ghost Story” was released, but its star, Sam Elliott, was replaced by a female lead.
The remake, called “Night of the Living Dead,” was canceled after two weeks and was eventually re-shot for a sequel, “Nightmare on Elm Street 2.”