I’ve liked this film for a long time, going back to when I was a kid, but it doesn't hold up as well these days. Still, I have to say the music and sound effects are really good.

This movie is a classic—like my review of *Footloose*, just about everybody has seen it, and they all enjoy it. It’s the kind of film that sticks with you from childhood and continues to entertain well into adulthood. I'm going to compare it to the remake now. To begin with, the original *Ghostbusters* takes a serious approach. The humor is presented as if it were part of a drama, which is generally the best w…

Having these movies available on my NowTV felt like a fortunate coincidence. Watching it during the day evoked some pleasant recollections. It's not particularly frightening, but it’s fitting for this time of year when things get spooky. Who you gonna call?!

The team arrived, observed, and briefly dominated the 1980s. A group of unconventional paranormal investigators started a business as Ghostbusters. This proved to be a good idea because, despite a slow beginning, their enterprise thrived as New York City faced a supernatural threat. Dan Aykroyd initially envisioned space-themed Ghostbusters with himself and John Belushi, another Blues Brother, in the lead role…