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When construction workers uncover a sinister-looking door that unleashes supernatural terrors into the New York City subway, the Ghostbusters must brave the twisted tunnels to reseal the door and prevent the end of the world.
When construction workers uncover a sinister-looking door that unleashes supernatural terrors into the New York City subway, the Ghostbusters must brave the twisted tunnels to reseal the door and prevent the end of the world.
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