Beetlejuice is back! But is the new film any good?

But is the new film any good? Michael Keaton, Catherine O'Hara, and Winona Ryder return in a Beetlejuice sequel 34 years in the making. DETROW: The 1988 horror comedy proved Michael Keaton could play pretty much anything and made Tim Burton a bankable director. MONDELLO: There are some nifty visual bits, like Monica Bellucci stitching her own body parts together in the afterlife's lost and found so she can do her thing. Still, as much fun as Michael Keaton seems to be having revisiting past glories, both here and as Batman in last year's "Flash," this film is so unsurprising and un-edgy that it's hard to imagine there will be much call for conjuring him and his pals back for a third "Beetlejuice" anytime soon.