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A new poster for Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2 has given a glimpse at a new version of the franchise’s iconic logo, inspiring some guesses about the film’s official title. Developed under the working title Firehouse, the upcoming sequel to 2021’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife is currently scheduled for release in December 2023. Featuring the return of Mckenna Grace, Finn Wolfhard, Carrie Coon, and Paul Rudd as the newest franchise leads, the latest sequel will also include appearances from original Ghostbusters stars Ernie Hudson and William Atherton.

Now, the official Ghostbusters Twitter account has released a poster with a frozen version of the iconic franchise logo. Check it out below:

pic.twitter.com/nLhVydBwxP — Ghostbusters (@Ghostbusters) June 8, 2023

Causing a flurry of speculation as to what the new logo might mean for the sequel’s plot and as-yet-to-be-revealed official title, many pundits commented on their guesses. Several theories even point to a possible connection to...

What if your ex-girlfriends never stopped loving you and all came back ... as zombies? Shudder at the thought! This is the question Zombie eXs poses to its audience.

And now you can get your first look at this horror/comedy from Northern Fabulous Productions as the official Zombie eXs website is now available online.

Directed by George Smith (who also co-wrote the film with Jean Cohen), Zombie eXs stars Alex Hammel-Shaver as Zack, who, along with his friend Dan (portrayed by Scott Keebler), attempts to save the world from a zombie apocalypse, which happens to include all of Zack's ex-girlfriends - back from the dead and ready to reunite. The cast also includes Madison Hart, Kendall Valerio, Brandy Bryant and Gabrielle Martinez with Lisa Paone, Jessica Sullivan and Kaylea Ruppel.

The film is scheduled for a 2012 release.

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