We Have a Ghost

In a quiet suburb, the Presley family trades their cramped city apartment for a seemingly ordinary house that comes with creaking floors, attic whispers, and a price tag that feels too good to be true. Frank Presley arrives eager to rebuild his relationship with his youngest son while Kevin—a shy, guitar‑loving teen—searches for a place where he can finally belong. The house already houses a secret, though no one expects it: a playful spirit named Ernest that makes its presence known on the very first night. Their first encounter is more mischievous than terrifying, setting a tone that blends gentle humor with an undercurrent of otherworldly curiosity.

The unlikely friendship between Kevin and Ernest quickly becomes the family’s most surprising—and most public—venture. When an accidental video captures their spectral guest, the Presleys find themselves thrust into a whirlwind of viral memes, quirky interviews, and a sudden surge of social‑media attention. Frank, ever the entrepreneurial father, sees the phenomenon as a chance to turn the haunting into a brand, while Kevin is more interested in helping his new friend piece together lost memories. The house, once a blank canvas, now hums with the clatter of comment sections, livestreams, and the uneasy balance between genuine connection and the lure of online fame.

Yet beneath the light‑hearted antics lies an enigmatic mystery that hints at far‑reaching forces. Whispers about Ernest’s past suggest a tangled web that might involve shadowy government projects and secrets buried decades ago. As the Presleys navigate the excitement of their newfound notoriety, they also feel the subtle pressure of something larger watching from the sidelines. The film balances warm family moments with a mischievous, slightly eerie atmosphere, inviting the audience to wonder what stories linger in the attic and whether some hauntings are more complex than they first appear.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:54