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This episode explores the 1984 classic "Ghostbusters". We discuss filming locations, original script ideas, how various special effects were pulled off, the soundtrack and more.
Who you gonna call? Well, in this case I called 3 people who worked on the film. You'll hear long form interviews with Jennifer Runyon (the student doing the ESP test), Bill Bryan (creator of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man suits who was also the guy in the suit on screen) and Mark Bryan Wilson (the Slimer puppeteer).
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