"I love this town!"

When three eccentric parapsychologists are kicked out of their university jobs, they decide to go into business hunting ghosts. Joined by a fourth member, the newly formed Ghostbusters soon find themselves facing a supernatural threat far greater than they could have imagined, one that could bring about the end of the world.

Ivan Reitman's Ghostbusters is one of the quintessential New York movies of the 1980s, transforming the city into a playground for supernatural comedy. From the New York Public Library to the streets of Manhattan, the film delights in placing the paranormal alongside the utterly mundane, making the city itself feel like part of the joke. Its unlikely combination of deadpan humor, spectacular special effects, larger-than-life characters, and a unbelievably catchy theme song turned the film into a cultural phenomenon. At its heart, however, Ghostbusters is a celebration of New York as a place where the extraordinary can emerge from the everyday and where you can always call someone when things get weird.