Ghostbusters - Caravan Of Garbage
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- Ghostbusters 1984 somehow walks the line between cult classic and massive box office success. Bringing together some of the best comedic minds of the era it managed to capture lightening in a bottle with a cast consisting of Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson. It's strange and funny and dirty and odd. And every sequel we cover in the coming weeks will not be as good. Thanks for watching out Caravan Of Garbage review.
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This movie is 37 years old, and i just now got the gag of the Keymaster constantly locking himself out of his apartment.
Slaps forehead
Insert animated gif of "mind exploding" here.
OMG you're right.
I didn't until you explained it to me. Hahaha
Without this comment, I would’ve never figured that out haha
They mentioned the video game in passing and now I'm really hoping they talk about the Ghostbusters sequel game in a future episode, cause that was awesome back in the day.
Me too
Yeah, I played the heck out of that game when I was a kid. :) I don't think I ever won it, but I do remember getting to the last boss, Vigo, once.
They mentioned they were doing the "Scare Trilogy" and I doubt that means the remake included.
Definitely cover the 2009 video game!!
Parts of that game were adapted from the story that would have been Ghostbusters 3. I think they'll probably talk about it in more depth when they talk about the sequel. They'd be skipping a lot of stuff to jump right into "Ghostbusters 3" before talking about Ghostbusters 2.
The 2009 Ghostbusters video game was the true conclusion to the franchise for me. It wrapped up everything nicely and used elements from various scripts of Ghostbusters 3.
Not to mention it finally put some respect on Winston.
@@brianstiles1701 IMDB has him listed as a Doctor for Afterlife
The 2009 video game was also the last time that all four of the main Ghostbuster actors were involved, and since one of them has since died that'll never happen again, which in my eyes makes it the end of the franchise.
@@brianstiles1701 I read an article about the making of the game that said Bill Murray just stopped showing up to record his lines, so the script was rewritten to use Winston in the scenes he hadn't recorded yet.
The Sega Genesis gsme fits in nicely between the first two movies and helps explain why the Ghostbusters are in the state they're in ij the sequel.
Ernie Hudson has one of the best lines in the film "I'm Winston Zeddmore, Your Honor. I've only been with the company for a couple of weeks, but these things are real. Since I joined these men, I've seen shit that'll turn you white!"
"That's a big Twinkie" is another. He's got quite a few good lines.
"If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say."
"Ray, when not someone asks if you are a god, you say YES!"
"I have seen shit that'll turn you white!"
"That's a big Twinkie."
"I love this town!"
Winston may have gotten less screentime than the other three, but out of all the busters he has the probably the biggest percentage of absolutely classic lines and moments relative to the amount of screentime. Ernie Hudson was right to be pissed off about Winston getting heavily downgraded, but he steals the scene just about every time he's on screen.
If we're talking great Winston lines, I've always been partial to the scene where they're all in prison, ranting about Sumerian doomsday cults and interdimensional gods, and Winston says "No offense, guys, but I gotta get my own lawyer."
@@hatandbeardmedia5925 the if someone asks if you're a god you say yes, is one of the best lines in the movie
The chat he has about God with Ray on the bridge is one of the best scenes in cinema history, Pure brilliance
One of these days James is gonna make a video where he’ll reveal that the spookiest time of the year WAS tax time after all
the other day I had some edibles and went to every video I could find that had 'Spooky' in the title, and left '"and im not talking bout bloody tax time" in the comments
Idk what happens with the rest of you lot, but as a fellow Aussie tax time is my favourite time of year because it means I'll get like $1,000 back because I mostly do part time work. I can't wait until like July so I can claim all my expenses and be able to buy some dope shit with my tax return
I’d still watch a video they did about taxes
Maybe the spookiest time of the year was the friends we made along the way...
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn I don't know about James specifically, but TH-camrs and other content creators have a lot of different things to sort out since it's not a regular job and they get money from multiple sources.
Two videos in a row and he pulls out the “Tax Time” joke in both. Incredible scenes.
Mad Lad
Is the second spookiest time of the year mate
I didn't know Aussies had a detestable annual "tax time" when they're legally forced to file like Americans have. Otherwise, that's a very American joke for them to make.
Keep it going, I say
@@glennwelsh9784 exactly, in my country (not the US nor Australia) tax gets colected "automatically". Regular people never have to sit down and do it by themselves
Obviously Mason needs to review the entire Police Academy series.
Looks like Patrick Willems has done just that! th-cam.com/video/UCxZ_QdaSQ8/w-d-xo.html
Many of it's jokes would never exist in today's extreme p.c culture.
@@anubusx Films survive. Remember a few years ago when they made a movie about Nazis on the moon and they had a black guy turn white and made a shit load of non PC jokes? Remember how Robert Downey Jr wore blackface to mock blackface and everyone loved it? Politics aren't that prominent. If they were as depicted, the majority of people on both sides would be so radical and stupid that no one would be driving cars because they'd be too stupid or selfish to wait for lights to change. Most people, don't care. Which means most people, don't change anything. Which means when a small group make a small complaint, and nobody cares or listens, the media blows it up to make it look like that's everyone. Let's face it. If the right was as extreme as the left thinks they are, everyone would be shot and dead. If the left was as extreme as the right thinks they are, everyone would gay and homeless.
@@SuperMegaGaelourde Iron Sky Nazis on the moon complete bonkers film
@@SuperMegaGaelourde thank you!! Honestly, I wish more people realised this!!
James' running joke about tax time literally reminded me to do my taxes. Thank you
We do it in April here in the rightside up. Still funny every time
How to tell you're American 101. Over in the lucky country we did that shit months ago
@@Matt-xc6sp by the right side up I assume you mean Australia. In which case you're my new brother in arms taking on the TH-cam world as we fight against how shitty America is and how wonderful our country can be when ScoMo isn't trying to destroy it
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn bro, tf you talking about? October 31 is the tax return due date
The Egon hole in the head idea was a reference to “trepanation” which involves drilling a hole in your skull to open up “your third eye”. I could see Egon wanting to try it due to his interests in the paranormal.
Came here to post. I only know this from an issue of the X-Files comic book series that Topps put out in the 90s.
I thought it was called "Trepanning"? Which is also the name of a song by the band Cave In
@@rangeboy7210 “Trepanning, also known as trepanation, trephination, trephining or making a burr hole (the verb trepan derives from Old French from Medieval Latin trepanum from Greek trypanon, literally "borer, auger") is a surgical intervention in which a hole is drilled or scraped into the human skull.”
Wasn't this how Pi ended?
Ok, now Pi exists in the Ghostbusters multiverse as an alternate Egon timeline.
I love how they talk about Casper and Ghostbusters in other stuff, but don't mention the Dan Akroyd cameo as Ray in The Casper movie.
Very meta!!!!
Who You Gonna Call? Someone else!
James: "I'm not a massive Ghostbusters fan"
Me: "I don't understand"
Also James "I saw Ghostbusters 2 first"
Also me: "everything makes sense now"
I think I might’ve seen 2 first but I still love both of them.
"Is this true?"
"Yes, it's true. This man has no Corn of Coblin."
"Is this true?"
"Yes, it's true. This man has no Maclunkey."
A fucking “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension” reference? I love this show.
My dad went to college in the 80s, and I think he said once that Psychology was the ‘easy’ degree to get. Might explain the eye-rolling when Venkman lists his degrees. I could be wrong, though,
I think some folks still see Psychology that way
I went to uni in the 2000s and... yup, same thing!
As someone currently pursuing a degree in psych, I'm really not sure where that comes from.
@@carterslade8771 In the 80's Scientology was really promoted on tv for their book Dianetics. They hate psychology. So that didn't help.
Also, as someone who was a kid in the 80's mental health was looked at very differently. If you went to a psychiatrist you were considered to be a crazy person and people just thought you were nuts and not safe to be around. So people who went to therapy or took psych drugs for mental conditions hid it from everyone as they didn't want to be thought of as a crazy person.
This is a stigma that still exists especially in older people who have never gone to therapy.
My friend studied psychology just 3 years ago and it's STILL heavily looked down upon compared to other academic studies.
The guy that keeps getting locked out of his apartment ends up being the Key Master
"What an asshole."
Mind. Blown.
Wow spoilers dude.
Very good, Louis. Short, but pointless.
Alright, I’m going to need a Caravan of Garbage for “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension”. Never heard of it and now I’m intrigued!
Check it out. It's crazy as hell.
I heard about that film from Ready Player One.
@@anubusx I never watched that. It looked like "Nostalgia Bait: the Movie".
@@HarryBuddhaPalm
It is just that.
@The Ghost of Lucifer Black's Mum Disagree. But then, de gustibus non est disputandum after all.
Yeah, "I want a new Drug" and the Ghostbusters theme are VERY similar. there are few mashups online which merge them together and you wouldn't believe that they are to separate songs.
Yep and this movie came out a year before BTTF so it wasn't that Huey Lewis was worried about doing to many soundtracks he just thought the movie was dumb and didn't want to do a theme song for what he assumed would be a huge flop.
We are the sandwich crew and we demand Dear Evan Hansen
or another 30 year old man playing a high school sophomore
This👆
Big sandwich *
Seriously if they ever cover Dear Evan Hansen I'll spend $100 on whatever patreon they have
I really want them to do dear Evan Hanson and cats!
Deleted scene? That “Ghost-job” that Dan Aykroid gets has been in every cut I’ve ever seen since I was a wee child. Was it maybe censored in your region, or maybe it’s only removed in Australia?
Sorry deleted as I’m it wasn’t initially a dream it was a whole sequence in the movie that really happened
@@mrsundaymovies interesting! I was thinking the same
Btw…..was the Twinkies around the end of the 90s? Because they changed their recipe, one of the first well loved junk food items to get rid of those preservatives……AND IT TASTED AWFUL!!!
I rem getting a box in high school…..I ran upstairs to force my dad to eat one. He spat it out and said “we are not buying those anymore”
It was heart breaking lol
@@dantheanimator5072 You've got it all backwards. Twinkies has been nothing but a march TOWARDS preservatives and less normal ingredients. When they started out in the 30s, they were full of things like butter and milk. The _cream_ filling was actual (banana) _cream._ They had to get rid of those and replace them with inferior replacements to make them longer lasting. Plus they had to dump in a ton of other ingredients you would only use if you had to make something last. In the 80s, they switched to HFCS. Now I think the difference in flavor between cane sugar and HFCS is overblown, but it wasn't a change to make them healthier.
They've continued this way ever since. There was no change in recipe to remove preservatives or make them "healthier". In fact, the Twinkies of today have the longest shelf life they've ever had: 45 days.
Originally the moment Ray gets pleasured by the ghost came from a sequence where he and Winston went to "Fort Detmerring", and Ray falls asleep wearing a military jacket he found. He wakes up and we see the clip that was used in the montage. I believe the subtext was that the ghost mistook Ray for her lover because he was dressed in the old military clothing.
@@mahna_mahna right. My dad always said the OG banana formula was so much better (he didn’t like the newer “banana” twinkies)
But all I rem, whatever they added or took away, the late 90s change was absolutely disgusting compared to the previous ones
Definitely one of the best villains next to me
I love how much Maso's love for Ghostbusters comes through in this. He clearly loves the movie and knows so much about it.
Every night James checks under his bed for the Taxman.
If James drives a car, the Taxman will tax the street.
If there was almost a law suit over Casper and the No Ghost symbol, then it’s funny that Dan Akroid showed up as ghostbuster in Casper the movie! Love this movie!
According to the film, Casper was a twelve-year-old boy living in Whipstaff Manor with his inventor father J.T. McFadden until he died from pneumonia after playing out in the cold until it was past nightfall.
Fun fact: Saint Jerome that Alice (the librarian) mentions is the patron Saint of Librarians.
Another fun fact; in the novelization Alice actually summoned the ghost because she found old grimores with adult imagery in them and decided to have some "alone time" in the rare book section
@@allantidgwell5624 Wow, that I didn't know!
@@SpaceWizardCosplay they reprinted the novelizations. You should definitely give them a read
@@allantidgwell5624 Thanks for the info!
Dear Evan Hansen MUST be the subject of the next episode of Caravan of Garbage. The sandwich crew demand it at once!
Followed by The Beach that Makes you Old
The "drill a hole in your head" bit may be a reference to Burr Holes, or voluntary Trepanning. Some claim having a hole in one's head has benefits with regard to blood flow/oxygen to the brain.
The Real Ghostbusters (first 2ish seasons, before the retooling and Slimer hijacking the show) is probably the one cartoon from the 80s that holds up best to this day. First movie, RGB and the 2009 video game are keepers, the rest, like Venkman, can burn in hell.
And twinkies, not only do they not last forever, but the first thing to go bad is the cream.
All jokes aside, this film is actually bloody amazing! - everything just flows so well, the action, the characters and the humor.
It's a 10/10 perfect movie.
As an English guy, I also really wanted to try twinkies because they were everywhere in American tv shows. Tried one and it was dreadful, just awful
I've never wanted to try one because they just look like something I'd spit out xD
I wanted to try one when I thought they were lollies (candy) but when I found out they were cakes I assumed they'd be a let down like Oreos.
I mean would you actually prefer a pack of Oreos to a pack of Arnott's chocolate creams?
Yeah, they're the worst. I love them
Was definitely expecting them to say Dan Aykroyds grandfather IS a ghost
The main cast is great, but what really stays with me is the supporting roles. So many memorable characters that manages to both be fun and feel lived in.
To me setting a ghostbusters movie in a small town is just such a weird choice. New York is such a part of the first two movies its basically a character. Setting a ghostbusters movie in a small town is like setting a Batman movie in Hawaii -yeah you can do it, but why would you? (I mean they literally rode the Statue of Liberty into battle)
It looks like a cynical cash-grab reboot, banking 100% on the nostalgia of nerds who were offended by the 2016 movie.
What do you want them to do in a third movie set in New York? Use the Empire State Building as a giant pogo stick to stomp an even bigger than the first film Stay Puft Marshmallow man into a pool of pink slime whilst a crowd of New Yorkers sing "New York New York"?...
Its attitudes like yours that deprived us of things like "Beetlejuice Goes To Hawaii".
You’re welcome.
(It would be nice if they showed off how the gritty 80s New York has become the gentrified hipster nest some think it is now but also with an ancient evil or two in there. Maybe chuthulu takes Manhattan)
@@Getwright- It definitely is incredibly gentrified and utterly horrifying to watch. I don't think Hollywood has the nuance without glorifying it like in Tom and Jerry. If anything they would make the Ghostbusters gentrifiers
@@Yoshimitsu4prez Tbf there were legitimate reasons to hate that movie outside of being an adult virgin.
The humour was completely misfired - Ghostbusters was funny because of how underplayed the reactions were. The juxtaposition between supernatural horror and New York nonchalance was funny even if you had no context for the kind of place New York is. Four leads tumbling over each other for the most amount of improv misses the mark by several miles. The original leads were reserved schlubs who couldn’t believe the week they were having. The remake’s leads were auditioning for Nickelodeon.
Sure, this sequel is cynical and calculated, but people deserve a palette cleanser.
Contrary to popular belief, Ernie Hudson was not some "random" guy who lucked into the rewritten role of Winston Zeddmore. Hudson had worked with director Ivan Reitman the previous year in "Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone" (with Reitman as executive producer). The two men knew each other and Hudson, who was stuck in the hell of episodic TV at the time, had made it known that, if Reitman ever needed a favor, that he'd make time to help out. Reitman needed a replacement for Murphy and Hudson, who was filming two feature films, a TV movie and episodes for two TV shows, somehow made time. Like they say, it's who you know...
In a hundred years, this film will still be a classic
Ghostbusters could actually make for an interesting musical. They could make one of those big budget Broadway shows based on it. They're always inexplicably translating popular films into musicals for those things.
To answer the Casper the friendly ghost question of "how did he die?" According to the film (1995) he died of pneumonia after playing out in the cold for too long
Now you know
I think Harvey's original answer to that question, before the movie, was that Casper was never a live human--apparently ghosts can procreate, and Casper was born a ghost!
8:25 Wow, somehow Nicholas Mason AND the edit knew what James was referring to before even James knew.
Honestly, it wasn’t until they announced the 2016 movie that I found hour that Ghostbusters had a massive, rabid fanbase. I knew a lot of people who liked it and had it on DVD/Blu Ray, but they never talked about it, dressed up as a Ghostbuster, or wrote fan fiction. I remember it as a child, and it was obviously popular. But I was taken aback by how many people still LOVED it.
SAME. I swear, people barely talked about their apparently fundamental LOVE for the franchise until they announced the 2016 version, like I knew people LIKED it and the merchandise, like there were some cute lunchboxes, and I had watched it once or twice as a kid due to my dad and uncles and older people, but didn't exactly fall in love with it. But in 2016, I guess suddenly it became a sacred piece of art.
Then you weren’t looking hard enough. People have been putting together their own screen accurate props and costumes from Ghostbusters for decades. There are multiple feature length fan films. It’s one of the greatest, most perfect comedies of all time and was and still is a cultural phenomenon of course it has a rabid fan base
@@penguinsrbirds2 Dude, Ghostbusters have been one of THE most beloved movies of us 80's kids ever since it came out. It was huge back then, continued to be one of those movies that seemingly EVERY kid had watched during the 90's, and during the 00's it solidified as a pop culture classic. Eeven way before the 2016 film was annpunced, I honestly think "Ghostbusters" was among the most common answer among people of my generation to the question "What is your favorite movie?". Like maybe not on the level of Jurassic Park or the original Star Wars trilogy, but definitely in that ballpark.
Ghostbusters legit made me fall in love with the art of cinema. I hadn’t seen a movie that really grabbed my child brain’s attention like Ghost Busters.
I remember the exact moment in 1999 i was digging through my older brothers VHS collection and the cover art on the VHS popped out at me and I put it in the player to fall in love.
I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Rick Moranis and Ernie Hudson.
Also, funny you should mention "Thee Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension" because I think it succeeds in its goals to nearly the level that Ghostbusters did. Somebody had this totally insane idea for a movie and then had to figure out "yeah, but howr'e we going to do THAT?!" It's silly and campy and self aware like Ghostbusters and had the same nonsensical "well, now THIS is happening." I dare say, if Murray, Akroyd, Ramis and Hudson had starred in ABBA8D, it would have been a bigger hit than Ghostbusters!
My parents absolutely love this movie, I think seeing this must’ve been one of their first dates so it was always on in my house… and as a child it scared the CRAP out of me… then I gave it another go when I was a teen and I’ve loved it ever since. It’s just great! Like my nephew, on his own free will(!) at like 2 or 3 years old put this on by himself and has loved it ever since and I love that weird little monster for that😂it’s just a great film.
And I agree James, Harold Ramis is the best character.
Only half way through but the editor did such a GREAT job on this. Loving it. 👏
I maintain that the best thing that Ghostbusters has given us is the Neil Cicierega song Bustin.
I knew I had to check if someone else has posted this first.
Walter Peck as the villain is such a hilarious echo of 80s conservatism, because in retrospect, he was representing the EPA and uh...four guys in a firehouse probably shouldn't be operating an unlicensed nuclear reactor without any oversight? Still one of my favorite movies of all time, I just always look back and laugh about how poorly the guy who was merely trying to look out for good-sense environmental regulation was mocked as "dickless."
It's actually a pretty good lesson. No matter how much you are in the right, if you act like an asshole you'll be the bad guy. Especially if the people who are wrong have a sense of humor and act friendly.
Four guys operating an unlicensed nuclear reactor in Manhattan, no less. He's not wrong that these guys were a disaster waiting to happen.
...and then he goes and essentially plays the same character in Die Hard, albeit with a different profession, and kills it. A terrific character actor, William Atherton.
Except it's true. That man has no dick
The containment unit is a laser based grid, the nuclear reactors are on the proton packs.. so really it's four guys wearing unlicensed nuclear accelerators, and running around a densely populated city 😅
I watched this movie more than anything else as a child. I think it may still be my most watched movie. Unlike many films I loved as a child, I still love this thing as an adult which is impressive in my eyes!
Maybe the real Ghostbusters were the friends we made along the way.
No this is the real Ghostbusters th-cam.com/video/Y79wNZYo52E/w-d-xo.html
@@mrsundaymovies as everyone knows only blondes can be smart
@@mrsundaymovies no THIS is the real ghostbusters th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
I still hold hope you'll dunk on Dear Evan Hansen, but I know dunks are more rare in the NBL than the NBA so maybe it'll take a few games to dunk on that trash movie
With their explanation that this was originally going to be set in the future, the name Egon finally makes sense to me
One thing about the original Ghostbusters I always thought was underrated is this song that plays when they're first driving to the hotel called Cleaning Up the Town. I think it's a really good song that kind of captures this 50s-60s jazz sound, and I'm kind of disappointed that it doesn't get as much recognition as the theme (although I still LOVE the theme song).
100%, non-ironically want the Sex and the City CoG
They have to do the second one as well!
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My head canon with the Thorazine is that it was Dana’s. It’s often prescribed as an anti-psychotic, and it’s possible that in the 3 days it took her to go to the Ghostbusters, she might have initially assumed she’d had a psychotic break. Her mother also asks her about it (seemingly) on the phone later. “No, uh, just the one time.”
Also, having met Atherton, he’s one of the nicest celebs I’ve encountered. He was super gracious and embracing of Ghostbusters fans.
I sincerely believe that this is one of the finest films ever made. I adored it as a child & appreciate even more as I grow older.
Absolutely! It's my favorite movie of all time along side aliens. Ghostbusters brought me so much joy as a kid and like you said, I appreciate it more and more the older I get.
I have no nostalgic attachment to the movie nor the franchise. Aside from being a decent 80s comedy and a technical achievement in special effects for the time, the movie is pretty mediocre.
Casper does have a round head! But it wasn’t about Casper specifically, but Caspers uncle Fatso, who does resemble the ghost in the logo.
Also - The ghost in the logo is named Mooglie!
My favorite scene in any movie I've seen
Is the scene when they arrive and you have the police chief saying what do you need and then the saving the day song
Then bill.murray saying gotta go got a date with a ghost...it's fantastic
I know man when that first bass line hits and the camera is moving to the side fast. The shit just got real .
@@cicolasnage5684 haha yeah exactly..and the others are nervous and bill Murray is just loving the the crowd and he tells them look the love you haha
Buckaroo Banzai is a classic, though. I'd love to see a Caravan of Garbage on it :)
I was six when this movie came out. And I remember my dad picking a movie to watch in the newspaper and it was between ghostbusters and disneys the jungle book. He said “we’re going to see jungle book because I don’t know if I could stand to watch Dan akroyd and bill Murry scratching their balls for 90 min” 😂😂😂 my old man was awesome.
I just love that Dan Aykroyd is wearing an admiral's jacket with big epaulettes during the ghost BJ scene for no explained reason. I have heard that there is a deleted scene explaining it, but I like it without context.
How dare you say this could have been Buckaroo Banzai, a masterpiece.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks with Venkman's 'is it fate... is it karma?' that he's about to break into song.
"And the flowers are still standing" one of the best movie quotes out
Ah, just had another memory. So this movie was so huge when it released that a physical ghostbusters store opened up in a neighborhood near where I lived. My friend and I rode our bikes there and would just stare at what I'm certain was garbage trinkets. They had a "fan club" you could join, which I absolutely did, and you got some trash for your trouble. All I remember is a membership card, a patch (that was later sewn onto my ghostbusters halloween costume, thank you very much), and a pin that said "we came, we saw, we kicked its ass!" on it. I was so proud of that pin. That's it. I'm calling it. I'm the #biggestghostbustersfanofthepodcast
The Ghostbusters video game is amazing and is a great close out to the trilogy. They even referenced the game in the ongoing comic continuity.
The game is great, check it out! The had unfinished/unused parts that made it into the 2015 movie.
If you want more behind the scenes than the movies that made us, the movie commentary on the Blu-ray is tremendous. It’s Harold Ramis, Ivan Reitman and I think one of the producers. It’s fucking great
You guys should cover the Ghostbusters video game. I'm pretty sure it's canon and it does a lot more of the dimentional adventure stuff that the original script touches. An interesting piece of information about the Ghostbusters game is the older generation ports for it actually played out quite differently with a cartoonish style, some boss fights and set pieces being completely different, and the whole thing being a little more PG with less scary stuff. You fight a possessed slime T-rex skeleton in a museum in that one which is pretty sick. I believe I heard somewhere that Dan Aykroyd prefers that version to the scarier but intended new-gen version. The remastered new-gen version is available on Steam. Fun game with solid mechanics, a few horribly difficult sections, and sadly no possessed slime T-rex :(
The shot of Ray Parker Jr. snap walking down the street with the Ghostbusters is the most 80s music video thing...
I suggest all the Dragonheart movies for this series watch them all, rank your favorite Dragons and protagonist to get dragonhearts merged with theirs. Rank the villains, the CGI. The use of the Old Code.
Mason, I had the exact same reaction to seeing a real Twinkie in the supermarket.
The culmination of years of pent up anticipation,
Became a lifelong distrust of Harold Ramis' sense of taste.
Oh man, you mentioned In The Army Now. I think it's time you do a Pauly Shore trilogy of that along with Encino Man and Biodome.
No Son In Law? BLASPHEMY!
No jury duty! Sir you have no soul!! Jk😂
You *would* say that. All you have EVER cared about is nugs, chillin', and grindage!!
@@LobbyDaLobster don’t tax my gig so hardcore cruster😅
I've watched so many caravans of garbage that my sense of humor and line delivery has matched mason's and James when I speak to people
I love how they never talk about the story anymore, so I can watch their videos about movies I've never seen without getting spoiled
Herr Fuches:"Why haven't you done anything this afternoon?"
Me: "Because I watched "Ghostbusters- Caravan of Garbage" and then had to watch Ghostbusters"
RIP BENNY HARVEY. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.
RIP Harold Ramis
rip big man!!!
Supposedly the film company was baulking at the price for the name.
So while they were filming the crowd scene chanting "Ghostbusters" and they were really enthusiastic. He called his contact from a payphone, so they could hear the crowd as he told them how important it was to the success of the movie.
I loved the sequel, my family loved the sequel was hilarious. We were all hoping for a 3rd
My favorite line is when Jeanine asks Egon if he has any hobbies and he raises up and replies:
“I collect molds, spores, and fungus.”
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I knew it was coming but the tax joke makes me laugh every damn time.
that POLICE ACADEMY 6 joke in the beginning hits differently right after finishing Patrick Willems' POLICE ACADEMY video
Why would i ever trust any movie reviews from a person who doesnt like the first Ghostbusters film. How could i trust that kind of judgment?
You guys should definitely cover the Ghostbuster video game! That’s the REAL scrilogy
I’m someone who busts ghosts for a living and I’d just like to say that we who do the busting of ghosts would like more accurate portrayals in movies. We are not as funny as bill Murray nor do we have laser guns, nor are we competent in anyways. Typically we are just 37 year old men pretending to be high schoolers who have a part time job as a manager at Subway and a tv show on either A&E or the Syfy channel
Yeah, but do you get rid of them so much as just pointing out they’re there?
James is 100% right, the entire movie is so bizarre but it just works
Hey, I just re-watched the Monster Squad, and I realized I knew every word. Pretty damn good self aware kids movie from the 80s. I can't watch Stranger Things because I'm highly allergic to forced nostalgia, but I picture it as a hipster version of the Monster Squad. Yall should Caravan that Garbage someday.
"The names Horace" click click
Stranger things stink, the kids were annoying as hell, and the acting was so over the top. I never got the hype for that show and I’m a huge Stephen king fan...which the show was aping hardcore.
Sigourney Weaver's full bush in Alien still haunts me to this day. They didn't even attempt to fight it nor should you just run.
If there's something strange,
In your neighborhood
Who you gonna call?
The bloody police mate
Some good that did John Boyega, Franz Drameh, and their block of flats in South London!
I'm so glad Maso mentioned that part where it sounds like Venkman is about to break into song
As an experiment I once did a mashup of "Ghostbusters" and "I Want a New Drug" which I called "I Want a New Ghost." It worked pretty well as a mashup, actually.
16:30 From what I remember, Harvey Comics claimed that the Ghostbusters' logo looked too much like one of the ghosts from Casper's supporting cast, not Casper himself.
TAX TIME!!!!
They mentioned Police Academy, they are now compelled by law to do a Caravan of Garbage episode on all of them.
Hello fellow sandwicheers
I accidentally clicked this in my watch later, was going to save it for later and watch something else, heard the first sentence of this episode and said “I’m in”
Anyone remember “Be Kind Rewind” Staring Jack Black and Miss Def because for the longest time that was the only ghostbusters I knew of
Never saw the theatrical release but did watch a sweded version
Fun fact, Casper didn't die at all, in his universe ghosts, werewolves, vampires etc are all born from ghost, werewolf vampire parents and that's just how they live.
I blame William Atherton's portrayal of Walter Peck in this movie and 'Dick' Thornburg in 'Die Hard' for the fact that so many Americans hate environmentalists and journalists, thus making a hefty contribution to the past few year's political chaos in the USA. Not even joking.
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The Green Party isn’t doing environmentalists any good either
Ghostbusters is a comedy about starting a small business in which the primary villains are the local government and the EPA.
17:40 - I vividly remember also being absolutely disappointed to the core when I tried my first Twinkie and it tasted horrible. Was so hyped to try them after watching Zombieland but they really are awful.
Literally the worse fucking taste.
I hate to be that guy but I saw Ghostbusters at the movies as a kid. The effects...the music...the comedy...such a great memory.
Making a tax time joke as if more than 5% of your audience is above 18 lads. Personally I recommend making jokes about asking girls to a dance. Idk, I'm Aussie so I don't know what Americans do
What? I scoped this channel as being pretty dad-heavy. Possibly heavy dad-heavy as well. They cover a ton of movies and comic books from the 70s-90s. As a 46 year old American man, I find their content to fit pretty well with my demographic.
The joke is even funnier because it's not like more than 5% of their audience is Australian. Tax time for Americans isn't for 7 months or so.
19:04 I love how your artistic rendition of New York has double decker buses.
Maybe this went over my head but that’s exactly what the tourist buses in New York look like?