Without much by way of laughs or scares, all this horror-comedy has going for it is some good performances.

There's a great movie in here somewhere, but it's stretched far too thin.

Writer/Director Christopher Landon evokes the family-friendly Amblin movies of yesterday for his latest, Netflix’s We Have a Ghost.

Read our We Have a Ghost review to learn more about the Netflix-bound family horror-comedy starring David Harbour.

We Have a Ghost is a desperate mix of feel-good sentimentality, watered-down surreality, and comedy as transparent in its hackiness as the film’s title spook

The laughs are many in spooky Netflix comedy starring David Harbour as the lost soul haunting a family.

A so-so attempt to recall kids’ films of the 80s struggles to find its own personality amidst its many influences

David Harbour, Anthony Mackie, and Jennifer Coolidge star in Netflix's uninspired 'We Have A Ghost' family comedy/horror flick.

This comedy horror gleefully recycles ideas that were last operational in the 1980s

A solid (if underutilized) cast can't save this utterly generic Netflix original.

Despite strong performances from David Harbour and Jennifer Coolidge, Christopher Landon's horror comedy 'We Have a Ghost' feels like a misfire.

Read Empire's review of Christopher Landon's new spooky comedy.

David Harbour of “Stranger Things” stars as Ernest, a ghost who haunts a house in the ‘burbs, but like that Netflix series, this movie is yet another faux nostalgic tribute to the 1980s.

We Have a Ghost is at its best when Landon is allowed to be goofy in a way that just makes the viewer smile. 

Watch "We Have a Ghost" on Netflix, "Bruiser" on Hulu, an even gorier "M3GAN"on Peacock and Jerzy Skolimowski's masterful donkey tale "EO" on the Criterion Channel.