Ghostbusters 2 Film Commentary

from Ghostbusters: Resurrection · host The Nerdy Show Network

Ghostbusters: Resurrection, our roleplaying podcast set in the world of Ghostbusters will return soon! In the meantime, sit down with the cast of the show as they kick back and watch the film that started it all! You've heard the GBR crew's commentary for the immortal classic, Ghostbusters, now hear them discuss Ghostbusters 2! It only stands to reason that the nerds who’ve devoted their imaginary lives to following in the footsteps of Stantz, Spengler, Zeddemore, and Venkman have some very strong feelings on this 1989 follow-up. So make some popcorn, cue up your Ghostbusters 1 & 2 blu-ray, and dig this Ghostbusters film commentary! http://nerdyshow.com/ghostbusters/

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