Is There a Ghost (1994 film)

Is There a Ghost? is a 1994 supernatural/fantasy/thriller/horror/comedy film directed by Jade Wilson. It was released on October 7, 1994.
==Summary==
==Plot==
During the scene before the commercial, the mutagen spreads the whole liquid from Liquid Slam, and the commercial begins where two boring kids are doing nothing, while a kid tells them that Denny and his friends playing football, they rushed through the door and Mom secures with Liquid Slam, Denny a football player and a fast food employer plays football with his kids with his good times for real, when conjoined zombie Animorphs, ghosts, and monsters, roamed the Earth vomiting bile on him, and he sweeps vomit all over him and and the animorph caught him with a roar.
At the library, Laurie Williams and Jillian Stantz
==Cast==
*Luna Loud as Laurie Williams
*Sam Sharp as Jillian Stantz
*Cleo Diller as Anne Reymond
*Miguel Grayson as Matthew Zeddemore
*Bud Watterson as Preston Stigwood
*Francine O'Kaymah as Dana Tolan
*Aki Yamagata as Judith Powell
*Lincoln Loud as Ron Parker
*Charlie Brown as Chip Hemsworth
*Gumball Watterson as Walter Peck
*Simon Sharp as Himself/Rescueman
*Channy "Chan-Chan" Thompson as Dana Melnitz
*Felicity O'Connell (RBUK) as Wendy
*Diving Belle Von Lakeman as Nikki
*Marcus Allen as Darius "Denny" Jackson, a football player and a fast food employee that he appears in a Liquid Slam commercial
*Jean Reno as General Lee Roy, the antagonistic villainous founder of the American Chicken Bunker, modeled after Colonel Sanders.
*Joshua Smithson as Carl Jr., Judith's love interest
*Shawn Zimmer as Arbie
*SwaySway as Paco Bell
*Zoona as Humus
*Cici Wu as Female Student
*Byron Groening as Male Student
*Fee DeLee as Tara
*Claire Matthias as Rosie
*Piri Piri Pallies as Abigail
*Kathy "With A K" Williams as Ericka (credited as Kathryn Williams)
*Tammy Wilson Jr. as
*Krissa Lee as
*Peppermint Patty as Scoots
*Lynn Loud Jr. as Helen
*Ryan Smith as Hotel Manager
*Stephanie Smith as
*Felicia Salter as
*Jessica Jelson as
*Connie Maheswaran as Herself
*Wendy Corduroy as Radio DJ
*Tango McGraw as Bryan Melnitz
*Aaron England as Jared, Skinny Guy
*as The Eternal Flame, the future arch nemesis
==Gallery==
Cb2a1f99c908dbe11590ea5d7441da88.jpg|Carl Jr.'s Dream transformation
Disgustingbeast2.jpg|Cronenberg Creature
Library-Ghost-Ghostbusters-1984.jpg|Library Ghost
ZuulTerrorDog1.png|Zuul - one of the terror dogs
NWN8cqcdkEV3JueuXFTnSH.jpg|Terrorist Spidercreature
Chicken3.jpg|Marcus Allen, Shawn Zimmer and Jean Reno
ED-lsskXsAET8tz.jpeg|Various Monsters and Ghosts
==VHS Opening==
File:Opening to Is There A Ghost 1996 VHS-2
==Quotes==
Is There a Ghost (1996 film)/Quotes
==Trivia==
*All of the lead characters are named after famous Fast Food Restaurants. Arbie (Arby's), Wendy (Wendy's), Denny (Denny's), Carl Jr. (Carl's Jr.) and Paco Bell (Taco Bell).
*The restaurant scenes were filmed inside an empty McDonalds (you can see the old McDonald's registers and the doors in the restaurant) and everything else was filmed inside an old church that also served as the team's living quarters. "It was hell on Earth," Bud Watterson stated in an interview.
*Liquid Slam is a parody of the drink named Capri Sun.
*Light bulbs were used on the end of the proton packs so the special effects creators could sync up the effects with the action.
*The terror dogs that come to life were actual statue designs on an old church in Philadelphia.
*The firehouse is actually two different firehouses in two different cities. The exterior is in New York City, and the interior is in downtown Los Angeles. The Los Angeles firehouse has been used in many movies.
*The dream sequence scene between Carl Jr. and a ghost was originally much longer and wasn't meant to be a dream sequence. The scene involved the Ghostbusters spending the night at an old fort.
*Numerous references to American Chicken Bunker - the fake fast food restaurant in the movie, as well as the return of the Priest character played by the same actor.
*This is the scene were Francine rubs her hair
*Famed film critics Siskel and Ebert split on this movie. Ebert called it "A horrifying call-out film that was starring The Caboozers", and Siskel called it
*A clip of a car getting flipped over was recycled in this movie.
*Carl Jr. possessed as a werewolf like monster in a dream sequence.
*Poster artist Drew Struzan created the poster for this film basically overnight and without having seen any publicity photos.
*In the VHS Release, there's a trailer of Serial Mom appears before the movie
*General Lee Roy said the line for McDonald's, "I'm Lovin It!"
*The DVD release contains music videos for several songs from The Caboozers' albums, including "Hopeless Moment" from The Caboozers, "Cosmic Clocks" from New Beginnings, and even "You Say This Word" from the Sam Sharp solo album Colors.
==Reception==
Category:20th Century Fox films
Category:Wilson Pictures films
Category:Savoy Pictures films
Category:PG-13 Movies