By Doug Zanger

As someone who grew up in the (gulp) 70s and 80s, Ghostbusters has a special place in not only my heart, but those who gravitated more towards comedy and less towards Star Wars. The original was like a comedy blanket, lovingly draped over us, keeping us all warm and fuzzy. On mornings after a night of revelry rendered us slower than usual, Ghostbusters provided succor. If it randomly popped up on TBS some Sunday afternoon, we’d sit and watch it — commercials and all.

Scenes and lines can be recited from memory (“Where do these stairs go?” “They go up.”), thousands Read full story ›

Source: The Drum