Podcasts about original ghostbusters

Andy Farnsworth joins KSL-TV to help audiences decipher #WhatToWatch for the weekend of March 22, 2024. Forty years after the OG’s (Original Ghostbusters) debut, they are back on the big screen, along with the next generation G’s, in “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.” A new movie called "Uproar"  also hits the big screen, starring Julian Dennison (Deadpool 2) and Minnie Driver, about a kid in New Zealand in the 1980's is really good. And a streaming remake of “Road House” on Amazon Prime is a brawler flick staring Jake Gyllenhall in the role Patrick Swayze originally made famous. The brains behind Fan Effect are connoisseurs of categories surpassing nerdy with a goal to publish a weekly "What to Watch on the Weekend" minisodes, taken from KSL-TV's Friday segment, and two deep-dives a month on shows, creative works, artists, local events, and other fandom topics.  Based in the beautiful beehive state, Fan Effect celebrates Utah's unique fan culture as it has been declared The Nerdiest State in America by TIME, and is hosted by KSL Movie Show's Andy Farnsworth and KSL Podcasts' KellieAnn Halvorsen.   Listen regularly on your favorite platform, at kslnewsradio.com, kslpodcasts.com, or on the KSL NewsRadio App. Join the conversation and get the latest 'nerdly' news on Facebook @FanEffectShow. Fan Effect is sponsored by Megaplex Theatres, Utah's premiere movie entertainment company. 

Drew addresses John McTiernan's comments about captain America being hyper masculine. He also talks about the upcoming Spider-Man film: Spider-Man Homecoming. Finally, he gives his final thoughts on the Ghostbusters franchise before viewing of the newest installment. Enjoy this rebroadcast of a previous episode. If you enjoyed this episode follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on any app that carries podcasts. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review, that way you'll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC SciFi Podcasts. We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast Network Advertise with US: https://gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us Website: https://gsmcpodcast.com/gsmc-scifi-podcast Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-sci-fi-podcast/id1119783301 Twitter: @ gsmc_scifi Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC SciFi Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying, or redistribution of The GSMC SciFi Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Featured Beer: St. Bernardus Christmas Ale, Belgium Ale; Join the Beers on Me crew as they recast the Original Ghostbusters movie with current day actors and actresses. After the recasting, they celebrate the first episode of 2022 by providing their bold predictions on some pop-culture topics for the upcoming year. So, grab your favorite beverage and join along.  

#217 The long awaited sequel to the Original Ghostbusters has arrived and we break it down in this movie spoiler edition of iamGEEK!

In our debut episode of season #1 we are taking a look at Ghostbusters Afterlife and the connection it has to the original Ghostbusters. We will take a look at similarities between all of the Ghostbusters movies from 1984 - 2021 including the 2016 version. So stay tuned in for some great conversation and subscribe for more great things to come.

Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1460049282979926017 CW: Suicide, Sexual Harassment It's a Ghostbusters Double Feature on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey find out what it is to be roasted in the depths of the Sloar this day, I can tell you! The Original: Ghostbusters (1984) "Three parapsychologists forced out of their university funding set up shop as a unique ghost removal service in New York City, attracting frightened yet skeptical customers” (IMDb.com). Barring a minor amount of gags that didn't age very gracefully, this horror-comedy classic is exactly as genius as the current zeitgeist would imply. The Remake: Ghostbusters (2016) "Following a ghost invasion of Manhattan, paranormal enthusiasts Erin Gilbert and Abby Yates, nuclear engineer Jillian Holtzmann, and subway worker Patty Tolan band together to stop the otherworldly threat” (IMDb.com). Recasting the classic with women didn't ruin this movie. It not being very good did. Audio Sources: "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" produced by Morgan Creek Entertainment "Ghostbusters" (1984) produced by Columbia Pictures, et al. "Ghostbusters" (2016) produced by Columbia Pictures, et al. "Ghostbusters" (The Movies that Made Us S01E03) produced by Netflix "Janine, You've Changed" (The Real Ghostbusters S06E01) produced by DIC Entertainment "Lonesome Ghosts" (1937) produced by Walt Disney Productions "Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones

In the latest edition of the Good Morning Football Podcast, hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Nate Boyer discuss the Chiefs returning to form against the Raiders. The Patriots blow past the Browns, should the rest of the AFC be concerned that the playoffs could once again run through Foxborough? The Rams could be the best team in the NFC with all their weapons, but Nate feels like the Buccaneers are just playing possum and Rachel is going with the Packers. Nate Burleson drops by before talking to the Original Ghostbusters! The crew hands out Game Balls for NFL Week 10 then prepares us for Monday Night Football between the Rams and 49ers. The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest In the Travis Scott “Astroworld Festival” tragedy. We're in Houston with the latest developments.Vin Diesel calls for an end to “The Fast and the Furious” feud with Dwayne Johnson. Kanye West spotted with a mystery model.Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds hit the red carpet for the premiere of their new movie “Red Notice.”Plus, three star exclusives! Only ET is at home with Rod Stewart. How he's staying “Forever Young” and where fans can find him online.Kate Hudson as she talks about her new passion. Lance Bass reveals the famous popstar he never knew was in his family.Original “Ghostbusters” star, Ernie Hudson is our guest co-host. What he's saying about the sequel.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our show kicks off this week with what we've been watching and reading this week as well as recent movie related news. (0:26) This week on ACTION MOVIE BOOK CLUB, we get back to our roots with the 80's Arnold buddy cop flick RED HEAT. (06:32) I had never even heard of this movie but after viewing I feel very confident saying this should be seen by all. The first 10 min are so bonkers that alone is worth the price of admission. Next week, with GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE hitting theaters, we go back to the movie that started it all. Original GHOSTBUSTERS! (not streaming anywhere but well worth the rental) Hit us up on the socials for anything you'd like us to discuss, any questions you might have or just to say hi! And if you have a moment, don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss any future episodes. And if you really love us, leave us a 5 star review while you're at it! Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActionMovieBC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actionmoviebookclub www.actionmoviebookclub.com

I'm a bit sick of the Apocalypse. And on some level, I think everybody is. It's one of the reasons The Mandalorian is so popular. It's a small, self-contained story. Whatever happens, it's not going to be the end of the universe, no StarKiller Base, no White Walkers, nothing like that. The stakes are a kid's life. And, the soul of a man who refuses to take off his mask. But it's worth asking why apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic stories are so popular? What's the allure of huge, end of the world thrillers? I think it's because the end times, as a metaphor, is very useful. To be clear, the apocalypse has never been literally true. Many times in history have looked like the end of the world, but none of them have been. And when an idea has that lousy of a predictive track record, yet is still around, the reason for it has to be psychological. What does it explain? What does it promise? What itch does it scratch? Why does it attract and entertain? I have no desire to quibble about theology. If you think the Second Coming is at hand, that's fine with me. My point here is, it seems like every culture has an apocalypse myth. And our culture has plenty of them. If it not a nuclear winter, it's zombies, or a meteor, or a CGI character with rhinestones in his gauntlet. Go to tvguide.com right now and scroll through the listings. Find me the moment when the end of the world isn't playing. Right now, Monday, 9am just on the movies tab, I see Dark Phoenix followed up by the Sum of All Fears rounded out by Children of Men. And that's just Monday from 9am to 6pm on cable TV. The Apocalypse is always available on demand.Shawn Coyne, editor extraordinaire and creator of the Story Grid, argues that the thriller is the story form for our time. People struggling against titanic forces they can barely understand who somehow prevail, save the world and restore balance to society. Because, he argues, that's what modern life feels like to the individual. There's just more than anyone can handle, and the arc of a thriller provides the particular flavor of catharsis we need to settle our jangled and over-messaged nerves. I think he's absolutely right. But it doesn't get to the psychological mechanisms at work. In Greek. Apocalypse originally meant an uncovering -- in the sense that an apocalypse is a revelation of great and secret knowledge. As Bart Ehrman says, "A vision of heavenly secrets that can make sense of Earthly realities." And in that I find the first of several answers to my question. 'Make sense of Earthly realities.' Well wouldn't that be nice? Do any of our present Earthly realities make sense to you? Things are muddled, unclear and lack meaning. One of the things that the end of the world gets you, psychologically, is clarity. Good v. Evil in one climactic battle. You're all clear kid, let's blow this thing and go home. One big dumbass Jack Kirby Marvel Movie final battle for survival. And don't get me wrong, I love big dumbass Marvel Movies, but the real world doesn't have clear villains and heroes, and nothing ever gets resolved in a climactic battle. In fact, in the post-modern world, you could even say, that nothing gets resolved. But in the end of the world, at least in most movie versions of the Apocalypse, you get to have clarity about right and wrong and you know that your choices matter. I don't think it's wise to underestimate how desirable that is. We crave meaning. And we want to matter. The End of the World makes both of those things happen. Well, for sure a fight for survival brings clarity. But I think the End of the World as storytelling device, reveals to us that our choices matter. I believe that every one of our choices, big or small, ALWAYS matter. I can advance arguments for this, but they're tedious, they're not as well thought out as I'd like -- so for now, I'll just say that I have an intuition that this is true. It's certainly seems a more beautiful, just and symmetrical thing to believe than any of the alternatives. For sure all of your choices matter to you -- sooner or later. Nobody gets away with anything. But it's easy to lose sight of the importance of our choices in the whirlwind of instant gratification we live in. We're constantly being fed engineered, dopamine-inducing feedback that specifically designed to hijack our brain and keep us from being bored, or having to pay attention to the discomfort and dissatisfaction that creates personal growth. Much of what made life both important and bearable to the generations that have come before us is obscured by constant spun-sugar stimulus. The truth whispers while the modern world screams over it. The Apocalypse also conveys a sense of freedom. The b******t rules we are all smothered don't apply anymore. We get to say and do things that we wouldn't or can't do now. The fun way to look at this is one of my favorite lines from the Original Ghostbusters. They're headed to the final confrontation, they've got a police escort and Bill Murray sticks his head out of the window of the Ghostbusters ambulance and shouts -- "Come on, let's run some red lights!"At the end of the world, all the red lights are optional. The appeal of this is easy to see. We're an over-policied and over-policed society. There are extreme examples of this, Eric Garner being killed by police for selling loose cigarettes, which -- I don't care what the statutes may say -- is not a crime. But, so as not to get derailed by anger and outrage, I'm going to use a less contentious and more personal example. Last summer, my air conditioning died. It would attempt to turn on, then no cold air would blow. Obviously, this is a huge pain in the sweaty ass and possibly an expensive problem. I do a little digging and figure out that it's probably the capacitor on the unit outside. So I go out with a flashlight, carefully discharge the capacitor with a screwdriver and remove it. If you have no idea what I'm talking about right now, you should probably not do anything like this, but it's not all that complicated or dangerous. I test the capacitor with my multimeter and it's completely dead. Great. This is a $20 part and an easy fix. The next morning, I head to the nearest HVAC supply shop, plop my dead capacitor on the counter and say, "I need one of these." The guy behind the counter says, "Do you have a business account with us." And I say, "No."And he says, "I can't sell you one."I say, "Sure you can. I have money, you have capacitor, and you've even got this fancy cash register to facilitate the exchange."He says, "We don't sell to anyone without a business account. If you're not an HVAC business, I can't even ring it up."So I turned to go, but before I got to the door, I turned back and said to the guy, "Hey, you know that feeling you have, when you look around and shake your head because almost nobody knows how to fix things anymore? And you know that one day when the apocalypse rolls around there's not going to be hardly anyone you can depend on to help you and we're probably all doomed?" He blinked awkwardly, and then I said, "B******t like this is the reason. It's your fault."And then I left, I found a place that would sell me a capacitor, fixed my AC, and went back to my keyboard. It's not illegal to sell capacitors. This infantilizing bureaucratic b******t -- cartel behavior between HVAC contractors and HVAC distributors -- in the Apocalypse you don't have to put up with any of that b******t. I know, I know, in the Apocalypse the electricity is off and my example doesn't apply. But my point is, at the hypothetical end of the world you don't have to put up with the silly bureaucratic b******t. At the end of the world, all the red lights are optional. And if something about that doesn't appeal to you on some level, then you don't have any adventure in your soul. The downside of this, of course, is anarchy. The dispute that would be handled by the admitted b******t of a homeowner's association is now settled by the podcaster finally going outside and finally braking a rake handle over the obsessive leafblower's head. Maybe that's just me? But honestly, if a giant meteor was about to hit the earth and that guy at the end of my cul du sac was still out there with the leaf blower... you tell me you could restrain yourself.But then I would most assuredly be killed by a roving band of marauders from the Crossfit Affiliate down the street -- you know, cannibalism is paleo, no matter what your lunch ate for breakfast. See, the apocalypse is a wonderful imaginative playground. But there's one sense in which the Apocalypse is utterly real. You're going to die. And it's not just that your life is going to end, it's that in subjective sense, your world, your entire cosmos will disappear when you pass away. You may believe that life goes on in some form after death. And you may be right. Again, that's not my point. From this side of life, it looks and feels like the end of everything. Unfortunately, it is a fate that none of us will escape. And, I think, the best kind of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic stories, allow us to face our mortality without having to look directly at it. Kind of like using a pinhole camera, or special glasses to look at an eclipse. Like Star Trek could do stories about racism in the 60's but handle all of the cultural voltage by making it about bi-colored aliens, rather than black and white people. They're about how we face death, which means they are about what life means to us. They are about how we face the collapse of society, which means they are about how we should live together in harmony. They are about who we would sacrifice for, which means they are about who we should take care of. Apocalyptic stories are popular not just because they are great fantasy, but because they have tremendous utility for writers, readers, and viewers. And when they are done well, they can be magnificent. So maybe my complaint is that we've just overused the trope. Like guys crawling through duct work, or characters getting t-boned by a truck that comes from out of nowhere. Deus Ex MackTruckina, if you will. These things are just done to death. But the value of an apocalyptic story is not that they tell us about the end of the world. But what they can tell us about us at our best and worst.And that, I think, is the upside of the apocalypse. Get full access to How It's Written by Patrick E. 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Welcome to the early release episode of this weeks Episode.  On this one, we cover the history of the Original Ghost Busters group, "The Society for Psychical Research".  Found in the late 1800's, this group has continued to move the study of supernatural forward, and is the oldest Paranormal group out there.  Crazy investigations, and just their published books & research papers alone would blow your mind.  Enjoy Strangers!  Open the Gates. *Find us on all platforms, check out our website Mystrangeuncles.com.  Have a strange or bizarre story?  Write us at Strangeuncles@gmail.com, or better yet call us on our hotline at (801) 252-6945.   Want more Strange Uncles BS for your earballs?  Become a Patreon Member HERE.  Close the Gates..

Garrett from Fortress of Fandom joins us

The 1984 Ghostbusters stands as one of the funniest and most quotable comedies of all time. Dom Bettinelli, Mike Creavey, and Mike Denz delve into the film, its amazing cast, the behind-the-scenes lore, and all the great moments in a laughter-filled discussion. The post The (Original) Ghostbusters appeared first on SQPN.com.

Venkman, Stantz, Zeddemore, and Spengler almost crossed their streams against Satan in Ghostbusters 3.

There is no living actor better than a dead James Dean, apparently. Kung Fury is now furiouser. Corridor Crew can see the future. Original Ghostbusters cast is coming back. A League of Their Own heads to the Amazon. Steve's Trailer: The Banker Andy's Trailer: The Lodge Pete's Trailer: Color out of Space THE LIST!Characters that exist only on screens Andy's List Contact 1984 Oblivion Steve's List The Purple Rose of Cairo Back to the Future Part II The Icicle Thief Pete's List Her Forrest Gump Max Headroom 00:00 - 2019-11-09 - Saturday Matinée 16:10 - Let's Do Trailers 34:37 - The List: Characters that exist only in screens 48:50 - Coming Attractions

There is no living actor better than a dead James Dean, apparently. Kung Fury is now furiouser. Corridor Crew can see the future. Original Ghostbusters cast is coming back. A League of Their Own heads to the Amazon. Steve's Trailer: The Banker Andy's Trailer: The Lodge Pete's Trailer: Color out of Space THE LIST!Characters that exist only on screens Andy's List Contact 1984 Oblivion Steve's List The Purple Rose of Cairo Back to the Future Part II The Icicle Thief Pete's List Her Forrest Gump Max Headroom 00:00 - 2019-11-09 - Saturday Matinée 16:10 - Let's Do Trailers 34:37 - The List: Characters that exist only in screens 48:50 - Coming Attractions

There is no living actor better than a dead James Dean, apparently. Kung Fury is now furiouser. Corridor Crew can see the future. Original Ghostbusters cast is coming back. A League of Their Own heads to the Amazon. - Steve’s Trailer: The Banker - Andy’s Trailer: The Lodge - Pete’s Trailer: Color out of Space THE LIST!  Characters that exist only on screens Andy’s List 1. Contact 2. 1984 3. Oblivion Steve’s List 1. The Purple Rose of Cairo 2. Back to the Future Part II 3. The Icicle Thief Pete’s List 1. Her 2. Forrest Gump 3. Max Headroom

There is no living actor better than a dead James Dean, apparently. Kung Fury is now furiouser. Corridor Crew can see the future. Original Ghostbusters cast is coming back. A League of Their Own heads to the Amazon. - Steve’s Trailer: The Banker - Andy’s Trailer: The Lodge - Pete’s Trailer: Color out of Space THE LIST!  Characters that exist only on screens Andy’s List 1. Contact 2. 1984 3. Oblivion Steve’s List 1. The Purple Rose of Cairo 2. Back to the Future Part II 3. The Icicle Thief Pete’s List 1. Her 2. Forrest Gump 3. Max Headroom

James discusses all the week's film trailers (Ford v Ferrari, Knives Out, Dark Waters and The Rhythm Section), film news (reviewing the Jurassic World short film, Battle at Big Rock, JoJo Rabbit wins at TIFF, M Night Shyamalan 2 movie deal at Universal, Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson returning for Ghostbusters 2020 and if The Princess Bride will be remade) and last weekend's box office.

Season 18 Episode 18 "Secret Phoenix" - On This episode we discuss Swamp Thing getting cancelled after just 1 episode, John Cena joins Fast & The Furious 9, New E3 game news, Geena Davis joins the cast of GLOW for S3, Michael Rooker joins the Amazin Dark Tower adaptation, Sam Rockwell joins Clint Eastwood drama The Ballad of Richard Jewell, The Division with Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain coming to Netflix, Good Place ending after S4, Forky from Toy Story 4 getting his own Disney+ series, Kevin Hart in talks for Scrooged remake, Lucifer renewed for 5th and Final Season on Netflix, Anthony Mackie joins the new Netflix movie Outside The Wire, Tom Holland's Uncharted movie lands in December 2020, Jaume Collet-Serra tapped to Direct Black Adam, Original Ghostbusters returning for new movie, Brian Tyree Henry in talks for Quiet Place 2, Comedy Centrals next roast is Alec Baldwin, DaVinci Code Prequel series Langdon being developed by NBC, Elizabeth Hurley joins Marvels The Runaways and so much more...Plus Reviews of "Dark Phoenix" and "The Secret Life Of Pets 2"

I know I say this a lot, but this one was a real thrill for me. This week, my conversation with Skeletor himself: the one and only Alan Oppenheimer! If Alan's career only included his work on He-Man and She-Ra (where he also played Man-at-Arms, Cringer/Battle Cat, and Mer-Man) and The Neverending Story (Falkor, G'Mork), his reputation as a legend would've been secure. But he was involved with so much else. If you grew up in the 80s and watched any cartoons, odds are you heard his voice more than you know. He had regular roles on The Smurfs (he was Vanity Smurf), Transformers, Wuzzles, The Original Ghostbusters, Centurions, Rambo, Bionic Six, BraveStarr, and so many more. On this episode, we chat about his early career, The Neverending Story, a soup-to-nuts discussion of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, and that show's enduring legacy.

0:00:42 Baldwin and Cavill back to M:I 0:02:27 James Gandolfini's son in Sopranos prequel 0:03:24 Original Ghostbusters sequel 0:07:26 Bumblebee sequel 0:09:45 John Wick 3 trailer 0:13:10 Bryan Singer allegations 0:20:06 The Office Final 2 Seasons 0:24:42 R. Kelly cont'd 0:27:49 Kim's Convenience 0:28:59 Dragon Ball Super: Broly 0:33:14 I am Wrath 0:38:12 Destination Wedding 0:41:31 Gotti 0:53:25 The Oscars

* Listener Discretion is Advised Cloverleaf Radio's host The Host with the Most Jimmy Falcon welcomes SFX Legend, Steve Johnson! Steve has created (and helped create) some of the most well known characters on screen! SFX work in film and TV is constantly growing in the age of the computer. The technology at our tips is far better now than it ever has been, but Steve Johnson started before the time of computer effects, and worked with his hands, his mind, and some fellow creature creators, to create some of the most well remembered, and forever loved, characters in Hollywood. From "Onionhead" (later Slimer) for the ORIGINAL Ghostbusters, to Sil in "Species", Julie Walker in "Night of the Living Dead III", Robin Williams robotic works for "Bicentennial Man", and characters for "I Am Legend" "Eraser" "Charlie's Angels" "Dead Heat" "The Cat in the Hat" "Blade II" and, he even worked on the un-finished Nicholas Cage Superman film and the 1999 un-finished Hulk film! JOIN US as we welcome The Monster Maker to Cloverleaf Radio! Like on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/CloverLeafRadio/ Visit us on the web at: https://cloverleafradionetwork.wordpress.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jianetwork/support

June's theme is Colossal. So it is time to go big or go home. Part one we talk about the Original Ghostbusters and Marvels The Hulk. We dig deep to see what makes these franchises so big. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's time for our monthly music throw down where I play some awesome music for you to sit back and relax and unwind too. On the Music throw down, AC Network pays homage to the up and coming music artists. Every month you will have access to some of the best up and coming music you will ever hear.It's October 2017! And what's in October?!! HALLOWEEN!!!! That's right, it's Halloween! What better way to celebrate Halloween? MUSIC THROWDOWN! WELCOME TO THE FIRST EVER HALLOWEEN MUSIC THROW DOWN!Be prepared to hear some spooky but fun Halloween music!!Some songs that will be featured:~ The Original Ghostbusters theme~ This is Halloween~ Play that Scary Music~The Woblin' Gobblin;~ Rob Zombie Dragon~ Thriller by Michael JacksonAND MANY MANY MORE!!Wanna win free candy? Go to speakpipe.com/acnetworkhotline and record your favorite halloween candy. simple state your name and your favorite candy.ENJOY THE SHOW AND HAPPY HALLOWEEN!Support the show

Ray Parker Jr. was the singer who asked "Who Ya Gonna Call?" in the original huge hit "Ghostbusters!" Now that the new version of "Ghostbusters" is in theaters..what does Ray think of it..how many times has he been asked "Who ya gonna call?" and details of Ray's new book that takes us back to 1983!! LISTEN NOW!!

Drew addresses John McTiernan's comments about captain America being hyper masculine.  He also talks about the upcoming Spider-Man film: Spider-Man Homecoming. Finally, he gives his final thoughts on the Ghostbusters franchise before viewing of the newest installment.Folllow the GSMC SciFi Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/sci-fi-podcast.html