Carrie Coon

When the discovery of an ancient artifact unleashes an evil force, Ghostbusters new and old must join forces to protect their home and save the world from a second Ice Age.

When a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.

The future of a family is plunged into uncertainty upon relocation from America to England, as the tense isolation of their new home affects them differently.

The film starts with a shot of an abandoned factory. It's rundown and dilapidated, with nobody paying it any mind. Then an explosion goes off, blasting a hole through the walls. Hal Solinski (Dennis Quaid) is called from the school because his adopted son Elijah/Eli (Myles Truitt) has gotten in trouble for fighting. Eli claims that the kid he attacked was speaking ill of his mother. Hal tries to give his son advice so that he can keep his head up. He also lets Eli know that his older brother Jimmy (Jack Reynor) is getting out of prison after six years, and it's clear that there is a strain on both Hal and Eli when it comes to Jimmy. Eli rides his bike around the factory and goes inside. He finds dead bodies in there next to a large gun. One of the bodies wearing a helmet then moves when Eli goes for the gun, but Eli hops back on his bike and escapes. Jimmy comes home and has an awkward and tense dinner with Hal and Eli. Afterwards, he attempts to bond with Eli. Later, Jimmy goes alone to his former employer, a crime lord named Taylor Balik (James Franco). Jimmy owes Taylor $60,000, and Taylor threatens to get it out of Hal or Eli. Jimmy says he does have the money, just not with him. While Eli is not home, Jimmy tries to ask Hal to let him have $60,000 from his personal safe to pay Taylor off. Hal refuses and even throws Jimmy out of the house for still being involved in illegal activity. Meanwhile, Eli finds the gun again and takes it with him. Hal takes Eli to work with him, but he notices something odd and tells Eli to wait in the car. He goes into his office to find Jimmy with Taylor and his brother Dutch (Gavin Fox) trying to break into the safe. After a confrontation, Taylor shoots Hal. Jimmy attacks Taylor, causing him to shoot Dutch. Hal dies, and Jimmy runs to the truck while Taylor holds a dying Dutch in his arms. Jimmy drives off with his share of the money and he goes away with Eli. Jimmy and Eli go on the run, with Jimmy not telling Eli what has happened to Hal. They go to a strip club to hide out for the time being. They meet a dancer, Milly (Zoe Kravitz), who becomes friendly with them. However, Jimmy gets drunk and starts to get fresh by trying to go on stage to dance with her. The club owner, Lee (Romano Orzari), goes to handle Jimmy with his bouncers, but Jimmy continues to act cocky until he starts getting pounded. Eli runs to grab the gun and threaten the bouncers with it. A falling pool cue startles him, and he fires the weapon at the table. From a distance, the two helmet-wearing figures ("Cleaners") detect the weapon being used. Jimmy, Eli, and Milly all run out, but Jimmy forgets the bag with all the money in it at the club. The three stay at a motel for the time being. Jimmy leaves at one point and gets into trouble, leading to his arrest. Eli sees the news on TV and learns of what happened to Hal, and he goes to find Jimmy. At the station, Taylor and his goons find Jimmy and try to kill him. Eli arrives with the gun and blasts the thugs to ashes as he gets Jimmy out safe. Outside, the police are gathering for a standoff while the Cleaners are speeding their way through the barricade. Jimmy and Eli almost run out, but the police spot them and force them to stand down, just as Taylor has found Jimmy and aims his gun to kill him. The Cleaners show up with a grenade and throw it, causing time to stop for everyone except for Eli. Taylor has fired his gun and the bullet is heading toward Jimmy. The Cleaners then reveal themselves as being one male and one female (Michael B. Jordan and Lily Gao). The Male Cleaner tells Eli that there's a reason why only he can hold and operate the gun (it cut Jimmy when he tried to use it), and that's because Eli is from a dimension like the cleaners where they are able to use those weapons and also have extraordinary abilities. He tells Eli that he can join them when he is ready, and they take the weapon back. The Female Cleaner opens up a portal to the other dimension, but before they leave, she moves the bullet toward Taylor's head. Time goes back to normal, and the bullet kills Taylor, just as the SWAT team blows the door open. Jimmy is taken into custody again. Agent Morgan Hunter (Carrie Coon) talks to Eli and says Jimmy will be going away, but not for too long. She asks Eli what happened, but he won't tell her. Milly then arrives for Eli. As he sees her, his hand glows with the same symbol as the Cleaners.

With their five-year-old son Jacob as best man, Elizabeth Welles and Mark Bennett finally get married after eight years together. Seven years after Jacob's death in a tragic car accident and six years since their divorce, Mark continues his life alone while remarried author Elizabeth promotes her latest book. Mark receives word that his and Elizabeth's former home, which became a rental property, was seemingly trashed by its latest tenants. Mark stops by the house to clean up and meets next-door neighbor Amy and her young son Dash. Mark hears footsteps in the empty house. Janice Trejada comes to the door looking for previous tenants Peggy and Steve. Janice explains to Mark that she is a psychic medium who was doing consulting for Peggy. Mark calls Elizabeth to tell her he wants to sell the house. Doors suddenly slam on their own. Additional paranormal activity and an apparent vision of his dead son lead Mark to believe Jacob may haunt the home. After angrily confronting Amy about Dash possibly being the boy in his house, Mark comes face to face with a vivid vision of Jacob playing with his toys. Mark tries touching Jacob, but is painfully shocked. Jacob asks where Elizabeth is. Mark goes to see Elizabeth, who now raises stepdaughters Emma and Isabelle with her new husband Smith. With some animosity still between them, Mark is unable to convince Elizabeth to revisit their former home. Elizabeth later shows up at the house unexpectedly. Elizabeth sees Jacob too, but violently strikes Mark and storms away under the impression that Mark may be playing a drunken prank. Dash finds Mark passed out. Dash tells Mark about his broken family. Mark tells Dash that his son Jacob died in a car accident for which Mark feels responsible. Mark meets with Janice to ask about the ghost. Janice says it is up to Mark to discover what Jacob wants in order for Mark to send the boy back to the other side. When Jacob asks after his mother again, Mark returns to Elizabeth. Mark convinces Elizabeth to come back to the house. Elizabeth realizes the vision of Jacob is real, although she too is unable to touch him. Elizabeth and Mark begin a routine where she spends days in the house with Jacob while Mark stays there nights and weekends. Mark's boss Daniels discusses Mark's distraction at work and extended absences. Mark quits his job to spend more time with Jacob, which concerns Elizabeth. Elizabeth and Mark get into an argument about Jacob's death. Elizabeth blames Mark for swerving to avoid a dog while Mark blames Elizabeth for not buckling Jacob's seatbelt. Light bulbs suddenly shatter to interrupt their shouting. Jacob tells his parents that he wants them to be like they were before he died. Jacob makes Mark and Elizabeth hold hands and read him a story. Mark and Elizabeth reconcile. The two of them continue alternating spending time with Jacob in the house. Elizabeth becomes startled by supernatural activity caused by an unseen entity. Mark finds Elizabeth with a bloody nose. Jacob asks Mark why Elizabeth doesn't sleep in the house. At her home, Elizabeth shows the photo album from her first wedding to one of her stepdaughters. Mark and Elizabeth have another introspective conversation about Elizabeth's book and coping with Jacob's death. Jacob has his parents hold a funeral for a bird that flies against a window. Amy asks Mark and Elizabeth to watch Dash. Jacob expresses envy when he sees Mark playing with Dash outside. Elizabeth screams when she sees Jacob interacting with an unseen female presence. Mark finds Elizabeth passed out. Mark and Elizabeth continue growing closer as they dance together that evening. Amy interrupts a romantic moment to retrieve Dash. Mark asks Jacob about the other entity. Janice comes to the house and explains that Mark has to send Jacob back in order to close the otherworldly door. Elizabeth expresses anger over the suggestion of sending Jacob away. Mark and Elizabeth realize Jacob can go outside. The three of them then enjoy a day at the beach together. Elizabeth falls asleep at the house while reading Jacob a story. Mark and Elizabeth rekindle their love for each other, kiss, and have sex. Smith shows up the next day to confront his wife about being with her ex. Elizabeth goes after Smith when he drives off. Jacob tells Mark that he took off his seatbelt before the car accident. Mark realizes Jacob came back so his parents could forgive each other for the accident not being their fault. Elizabeth returns to the house and sleeps with Mark again. Mark visits his elderly father Lenn, who suffers from dementia. Elizabeth sees a vision of Jacob with her dead mother, whom Mark cannot see. Mark rushes Elizabeth to the hospital when she gets another bloody nose and faints. Amy, who is a nurse at the hospital, takes Mark to see Elizabeth after she recovers. Elizabeth tells Mark her condition was caused by quitting her anti-depressants cold turkey. Mark comes home to find Jacob playing with his new toy train set. Jacob tells Mark he went on a trip and Elizabeth is coming with him next time. Realizing she may be dying, Mark confronts Elizabeth for the truth about her diagnosis. Elizabeth confesses that she has terminal leukemia. Mark tells Elizabeth what Jacob said about his seatbelt. Mark, Elizabeth, and Jacob go to the beach as a family again. Mark repeats his wedding vows to Elizabeth during another intimate moment. Elizabeth goes into the hospital. Mark comes home to find the train running, but no sign of Jacob. Elizabeth and Jacob are seen embracing in a white light in her hospital bed. Mark is seen at the beach near Smith and his two daughters following Elizabeth's funeral. Dash greets Mark when he returns home. Following a cordial conversation, Mark invites Dash inside the house to play with Jacob's train.