It’s been two long years since Aykroyd and Murray’s Ectomobile tore through Wild Rose Country’s quietest towns and in that time, so much has changed. COVID came and went, then came back again with a vengeance, the seasons changed and so did the film’s original release date – but by gosh, it’s almost go-time! This November, the world will finally get to enjoy the highly anticipated, Alberta-shot Ghostbusters: Afterlife and its new trailer? Well, it has us on the edge of our seats waiting for opening day.
Though the movie itself looks like it’ll be funny, heartwarming, and action-packed, it was actually seeing one instantly recognizable location after another that really held our attention.
From Fort McLeod to Drumheller, every hill, valley, and building featured in the film looks flawless on screen, proving once and for all that with a little movie magic anything can look a million bucks.
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Want to know if they used a well, dune, or diner near you? Here are just a few Alberta locations that we could pin after watching the new trailer:
Drumheller Water Tower (0:01)
Where: Drumheller, AB
Apple Pie Cafe (0:06)
Where: Beiseker, AB
Ng’s Cafe (0:11)
Where: Beiseker, AB
W.G. Murdoch School (0:13)
Where: Crossfield, AB
Dorothy (0:28)
Where: Dorothy, AB
24th Street (1:02)
Where: Fort Macleod. AB
Deerfoot City Walmart (1:31)
Where: Calgary, AB
Turner Valley Gas Plant (1:42)
Where: Turner Valley, AB
Empress Theatre (2:04)
Where: Fort Macleod. AB
Of course, these are not all of the notable filming locations, though! Other iconic spots include the Anderson Estates Building and Lougheed House in Calgary, the Bleriot Ferry in Kneehill County, and Horsethief Canyon in Munson.
Did we miss any? Let us know if you recognize any others in the comments!
Happy watching, Alberta!
GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE
When: Thursday, November 11th
