What if ghosts were cool again? How's it possible to achieve such task? It's by giving Gen Z a prominent voice and making them heard.

The movie feels passionate and alive with its witty dialogue and relatable characters. It doesn't try to relate to the younger generation, it just does. It's fast paced, re-contextualises the form of communication with the other entities and makes sure that it feels fresh.

I like, that the main character is somewhat unlikable. She's relatable and you can understand her motivation behind her actions, but that doesn't take away that she's a egoistic and narrow minded person. Although some characters feel a bit too cartoonish, it adds to the youthful feeling of the film.

I'm excited what RackaRacka comes up with in part 2. Part one sure does leave enough room for interpretation and theories. For me, it doesn't have to get any deeper than that. I hope, that they'll stay true to the ambiguous feeling of the original and don't try to go big with the next one.