Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot has been a long time coming, and now four new character teasers have dropped to test your patience even further. In a series of 90-second clips, you can get to know ...

Ghostbusters Abby (Melissa McCarthy), Erin (Kristen Wiig), Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon) and Patty (Leslie Jones) surrounded by ghosts in Times Squares in New York in Columbia Pictures' GHOSTBUSTERS.

Each of the new Ghostbusters has received their own introductory video, meaning we’ve received a ton of new film footage, along with details about the characters and the plot. We know that Abby ...

The Ghostbusters of 2016 replaces the Twinkie with "salty parabolas" (you'll see). Our dudely foursome is now Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy), Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon), Erin Gilbert ...

Abby (Melissa McCarthy), Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon), Erin (Kristen Wiig) and Patty (Leslie Jones) inside the Mercado Hotel Lobby in Ghostbusters.

Now that Ghostbusters is finally hitting theaters on July 15, it's time for a time-honored tradition for pop culture fans to begin: the ridiculously tricky avoidance of spoilers. Sure, this new ...

In the new Ghostbusters film, McCarthy plays Abby Yates, a paranormal expert, though her typical movie roles tend to be a little less-buttoned down than Yates and more joyfully unhinged.

Director Paul Feig has confirmed the news that Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon will star in his Ghostbusters reboot.

The rebooted "Ghostbusters" movie has all the hallmarks of the original but takes its own intriguing path.

HitFix has apparently gotten the inside track where Ghostbusters reboot information is concerned, and they have published an article chock full of information about both the main characters in the ...

Sunny, slimy and profoundly silly, the new, lady-centric reboot of “Ghostbusters” immediately silences the backlash and bluster that’s preceded it.

Paul Feig’s remake is like the campaign of a major-party political candidate—imperfect, the product of fighting within the system, yet representing progress nonetheless.