Ghostbusters (disambiguation)
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Ghostbusters, Ghost Busters or Ghostbuster may mean:
- Someone who participates in ghost hunting or paranormal investigation.
- Ghostbusters, the 1984 movie, or one of its spin-offs including:
- The Real Ghostbusters, an animated series based on the film produced during the 1980s
- Ghostbusters II, a 1989 live-action sequel to the original film
- Extreme Ghostbusters, animated sequel/spin-off to the Real Ghostbusters, made in the 1990s
- Ghostbusters III, a planned sequel to the first two films
- Ghostbusters: Legion, comic mini-series released by 88mph Comics (2004-2005)
- Ghostbusters, a role-playing game.
- Ghostbusters (song), the main theme from the original movie (sung by Ray Parker Jr.), or the rap cover of the same song (by Run D.M.C.) in Ghostbusters II
- Ghostbusters (videogame); there are a total of five video games about Ghostbusters:
- Ghostbusters (Activision video game), the 1985 Activision video game.
- Real Ghostbusters (arcade game), a 1987 arcade game loosely based on the animated series.
- Ghostbusters II (video game), the 1989 Activision video game.
- Ghostbusters (Sega video game), the 1990 Sega video game.
- Ghostbusters (Xbox 360 video game), a planned 2007 video game.
- Ghost Busters, a 1970's movie, which both the live action show and the cartoon mentioned below were based on.
- The Ghost Busters, a 1970's live action TV series based on the 1970's movie mentioned above. Columbia Pictures purchased the rights to use "Ghostbusters" for the title of their 1984 film seen above.
- Filmation's Ghostbusters, a 1980's cartoon sequel to the live action TV series. Produced by Filmation to compete with The Real Ghostbusters.
Note also that there are works with similar titles and themes:
- The Ghost Breakers was a 1940 comedy starring Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard
- Spook Busters was a 1946 comedy starring The Bowery Boys
- Ghost Chasers was a 1951 comedy starring The Bowery Boys
- Spook Chasers was a 1957 comedy starring The Bowery Boys (without Leo Gorcey)
- Daffy Duck's Quackbusters