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Kevin's family moves into a new home and discovers that it's haunted by a ghost named Ernest. Unexpectedly, their encounters with Ernest lead to a surge of social media attention overnight. However, Kevin and Ernest's curiosity about the ghost's past prompts them to embark on a rogue investigation. Their quest takes an unexpected turn when the CIA begins targeting them.

This comedic adventure is rated PG-13 due to its use of language, violence, and sexual/suggestive references. The film is directed by Christopher Landon and produced by Marty Bowen, Dan Halsted, and Nathan Miller. The screenplay was also written by Christopher Landon.

"Finding Ernest" will be released in theaters on February 17, 2023, but will have a limited release. It will also be available on Netflix for streaming on February 24, 2023. The movie runs for 2 hours and 6 minutes and is distributed by Netflix. Get ready for a thrilling ride filled with laughter and excitement!

Kevin Presley and his father, Frank, have grown apart over the years. Kevin used to idolize his dad, but as he got older, he realized that Frank's lofty ambitions often led to disappointment and heartache for the family. Frank's latest scheme seems no different, and Kevin expects that their family will end up moving yet again.

However, their new home comes with an unexpected twist - it's haunted by the ghost of Ernest, which is the reason for the low price. The previous tenants have all fled, leaving the Presleys with an undead housemate they didn't ask for.

While Ernest tries to scare the family away, Kevin sees an opportunity to help the ghost find peace and move on. However, Frank sees Ernest as a potential cash cow and begins exploiting their supernatural roommate for online fame and sponsorships.

As their videos go viral, the government takes notice, and the CIA sets their sights on capturing Ernest for their own purposes. Kevin finds himself torn between doing what's right for Ernest and protecting him from his father's greed, while also trying to evade the government's grasp.

This supernatural comedy-adventure film explores themes of family, greed, and doing the right thing. It is rated PG-13 for language, violence, and some suggestive references. The movie is directed by Christopher Landon and produced by Marty Bowen, Dan Halsted, and Nathan Miller. The screenplay is written by Christopher Landon.

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Kevin Presley feels estranged from his father, Frank, and their once-close relationship has faded over the years. As Kevin matures, he realizes that Frank's heroic persona was a facade.

Frank has dragged his family from one place to another, chasing dreams that have turned into nightmares, leaving them with nothing after falling for a pyramid scheme. Kevin expects the worst with Frank's latest venture and fears that his mother will suffer once again, resulting in another move.

However, Kevin's expectations shift when they discover their new home is haunted, which explains its low cost. The previous tenants have all fled, leaving Ernest, the friendly but private ghost, as their uninvited guest. Kevin takes it upon himself to help Ernest find closure and "cross over" despite his father's opportunistic plans.

Frank sees Ernest as a means to gain internet fame, and his videos go viral, leading to sponsorship deals and a chance to earn a significant amount of money. Unfortunately, his pursuit of profit causes more harm than good and ultimately exposes the ghost's presence to the government.

The CIA takes an interest in Ernest and has sinister intentions for the supernatural entity. Kevin and Ernest's quest for peace and closure becomes a race against time to protect the ghost from the government and the destructive desires of Kevin's father.