The Haunted Mansion 2 (2026)
Eddie Murphy, Terence Stamp, Nathaniel Parker
The ghosts are back — and the scares have only gotten smarter. Years after narrowly escaping the horrors of Gracey Manor, Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy) is pulled into a new nightmare when a mysterious invitation lures him and his family to a lavish, “newly restored” mansion… one hiding a sinister history beneath its polished surface.
Still struggling to balance ambition with family time, Jim believes he’s walking into a simple real estate appraisal. But the moment the gates creak shut and the lights flicker out, the truth becomes painfully clear: this house called him here. The whispers, the apparitions, the shifting walls — everything points to unfinished business between the Evers family and the realm of the dead.
Terence Stamp returns with a chilling, spectral gravitas, hinting at forces older and darker than anything in Gracey Manor. Nathaniel Parker steps back into the ghostly sorrow that once captivated audiences, weaving a tragic thread into a new mystery that threatens to consume both the living and the dead.
But this time, the mansion is more than a haunted house — it’s a living labyrinth. Cursed heirlooms, enchanted rooms, and riddles carved into the architecture itself force Jim to face not only supernatural threats, but the emotional distance he’s created with his family. Every haunting becomes a lesson, every ghost a reflection of guilt, regret, and love unspoken.
Blending Eddie Murphy’s comedic chaos with eerie atmosphere, heartfelt family moments, and a deeper lore of the spirit world, The Haunted Mansion 2 is a spectral adventure where humor meets horror — and redemption waits on the other side of fear.
Because sometimes the scariest ghosts aren’t in the walls…
they’re the ones you carry with you until you finally decide to let them go.
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