Ghostbusters: A Grounded Reality

As a kid, I was always thrown off maybe by the names or how he talked about all the mythology and stuff like that. And then honestly, if it has anything that threw me off a little bit. Certain things like the refrigerator and stuff that a little sillier than I'd be used to an art movie. That part felt a little like them making fun of horror. But the rest of it didn't as much. Sometimes the score can get a little silly. Some kind of plays up the place. It's made to feel scary and then here comes Bill Murray saying, yes, because no human would ever stack books like this. The library sequence is really like what sets the genre