Thursday, October 15
It's been 25 years since the original Ghostbusters taught us who to call when "paranormal activity" gets out of control. But after the poorly-received Ghostbusters II in 1989, it seemed that the franchise was officially dead, at least as far as features were concerned. This year, however, nearly every member of the original production has chimed in on the possibility of resurrecting the franchise. Dan Aykroyd, who starred as Dr. Raymond St... [more]
It's been 25 years since "Who ya gonna call?" became a national catchphrase and 20 years since the bland sequel to Ghostbusters all but ended the franchise. Ove...[more]
Harold Ramis needs to pick up the phone. When it comes to Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II director Ivan Reitman's return for Ghostbusters III, Ramis has said ...[more]
It's been 25 years since the birth of the Ghostbusters franchise and the original creative team is working on a new flick. In a telephone interview yesterday, ...[more]
Stoners and geeks and inner children everywhere rejoice. Ghostbusters III may actually be happening. Talking cryptically on the subject to the Boston Globe whil...[more]
Another Ghostbusters sequel has been rumored ever since Ghostbusters II was released 19 years ago, in 1989. Like so many other franchises -- from Back to the Fu...[more]
Now techo-geeks can store all their documents, photos, and adult content right alongside '80s favorite Ghostbusters courtesy of the new 2GB flash drive from PNY...[more]
The original cast of Ghostbusters are set to reunite for a new video game based on the 1984 comedy blockbuster. Most of the film's original players, including D...[more]
Cell phone users will soon have another method of distracting themselves while driving in rush-hour traffic. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony Pictures ...[more]
The always unique Michel Gondry (Science of Sleep, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) returns with a new comedy starring Jack Black, Mos Def and Danny Glove...[more]