You always considered yourself a rational person.

Ghost stories were entertaining. Haunted houses were tourist attractions. Ouija boards were toys. And ghosts?

Well, ghosts weren't real.

At least, that's what you believed until something began happening in your home.

At first, it was small things: objects moving when nobody was near them, unexplained cold spots, lights flickering, and the unmistakable sound of footsteps in empty rooms.

Then you started hearing a voice.

It knows your name.

It appears in mirrors.

And every night, it seems to get closer.

After one particularly terrifying encounter, you finally admit that whatever is happening isn't something you can handle yourself.

There's only one group in New York willing to deal with this kind of problem.

The Ghostbusters.

Unfortunately, hiring them means dealing with four completely different personalities, questionable scientific methods, experimental equipment, and the possibility that your haunting is considerably more dangerous than anyone initially realizes.

What begins as a paranormal investigation could become something much bigger.

Because this ghost doesn't simply want you out of the house.

It wants something from you.