Ghostbusters (franchise)

Not for kids This may have been funny in the 80's but it is simply not appropriate for kids. There is a ton of language, sexual innuendos, womanizing, and 2 VERY inappropriate sex scenes.

Because of its scary scenes, scary characters, coarse language and sexual references, Ghostbusters: Afterlife is best suited to families with children over 12 years. Also, we recommend parental guidance for children aged 10-12 years.

Ghostbusters was inspired by Dan Aykroyd's fascination with and belief in the paranormal, which he inherited from his father, who later wrote the book A History of Ghosts; his mother, who claimed to have seen ghosts; his grandfather, who experimented with radios to contact the dead; and his great-grandfather, a ...

Dan Aykroyd, the co-author of the Ghostbusters movie, was the one with the idea of the iconic and revolutionary 1984 Ghostbusters logo. Although Dan was the one with the idea of the logo for the movie, Michael Gross was the one who brought it to life with his incredible design talent.

The logo's designer, the late Michael C. Gross, once told Consequences.net, “I designed it, but I didn't create the concept. It's in Danny Aykroyd's script.

The film contains a number of sex references, both verbal and visual, that exceed this allowance. Most notable is a scene in which it is implied that a ghost is performing oral sex on a man.

Content that may disturb children In addition to the violent scenes mentioned above, the many ghosts and transformations in Ghostbusters are likely to be particularly scary for children under five years.

Not for kids This may have been funny in the 80's but it is simply not appropriate for kids. There is a ton of language, sexual innuendos, womanizing, and 2 VERY inappropriate sex scenes. 3 people found this helpful.

The real reason the show is called “The Real” Ghostbusters is because there was another cartoon called Ghostbusters which had nothing to do with anything. The producers wanted kids to know this was the “Who ya gonna call?” guys and not some posers.

The Cult of Gozer (also known as Gozer Worshippers and Gozerian Cult) (as Peter Venkman guessed and answered), was a powerful and religious organization dedicated to the worship of Gozer, the ancient god which they believed was to return to one day destroy and remake the world.

The Original Logo: 1984 – 2016 The reason that this first logo, a black watermark with a No Ghost emblem for the 'O' in the word, was popular was because it treated ghosts as if they were mundane and something that you didn't have to fear.