'Lockwood & Co.' review: Spooky mystery comes up trumps on many fronts


We're ready to believe you (from left): Ruby Stokes, Cameron Chapman and Ali Hadji-Heshmati shine brightly as the members of Lockwood & Co. Photos: Handout

If there's something strange in your neighbourhood, you might want to think twice before calling Lockwood & Co.

Not that the new Netflix show is bad – it's darn good, actually – but the titular ghostbusting agency, as we learn soon enough, is fronted by a brash and overconfident sort and often finds itself outmatched in its spooky encounters.

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They're ready ... for you to believe in them.

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