You’ll recall the awesome Zuul House Rocks t-shirt we talked about awhile back, which at the time was looking to get a thumbs up to become a Threadless t-shirt. Well, I don’t think it made it at Threadless, but you can buy it, today only, at RiptApparel.com – $10!
[Thx to the Minions of Gozer and Dale for the heads up]
In this special edition of ‘Cross the Streams Radio Show,’ Long Island Ghostbuster Fernando Hernandez and Sam Swōpe from the Steel City Ghostbusters host Episode 18. This episode contains a very inside look into the Ghostbusters 2 Film as Robin Shelby aka Slimer from Ghostbusters 2 will be interviewed and join us for a roundtable discussion! We go behind the scenes of Ghostbusters 2 with Robin to hear what it was like to become Slimer, how it’s effected her career and what it was like to goof around with Ghostbusters Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray. Fernando and Sam are joined along with Cross the Streams Radio Show’s creators Brendan Mertens & Matt Prov, and GhostbustersNews.com’s Webmaster Jason Fitzsimmons.
You may or may not have tried the Proton Charging / StickerYou widget, which allows you to pick the exact Ghostbusters stickers you want, lay them out exactly where and what size you want, and have the final vinyl, die-cut stickers mailed directly to your house.
If you have, you know how cool they are. If you haven’t you should check them out. But today, and until August 1st, StickerYou is having a 20% sale! And to entice you to try this widget out, I’m uploading four Proton Charging designs that you can include in your sticker order!
HOW? EASY!
1) Right-click and save any of the images below to your computer (you can use your own images too!)
2) Head to the StickerYou / ProtonCharging widget. It will automatically bring up StickerYou’s official Ghostbusters sticker set for you to choose from, but you can also click Upload to add the Proton Charging images as stickers. You can also pick stickers from the thousands of other designs they have available!
3) Drag and drop the designs you want onto the black sheet – re-size them and put them wherever you like on the page! Mix-and-match to your heart’s content!
4) Make more sheets if you want and when you’re ready, Check-out. During the last step of the check-out process, use the code;
SUMMER
…to get 20% off your order!
5) Wait patiently for your awesome new stickers to arrive in the mail!
Missed out on attending San Diego Comic-Con? Well, don’t fret – you missed out on the first crack at the squishie Stay-Puft doll and its diorama case, BUT this Monday, August 1st, you’ll have a second crack at what stock remains after SDCC. All you need is to buy early and have $70.
Thanks to Brandon for the heads up!
Yup. That’s about it. For more details, go here!
Thanks, Toby, for the heads up!
Ghostheads podcast has hit its silver episode today!
Has July been a little warmer than usual? Does the humidity have you clinging to your air conditioner? If so, why trying to cool down listen to the latest episode of Ghostheads!! In this episode Luke and Jason give you the full San Diego Comic-Con rundown of everything GB. You’ll hear there opinions on many of the items that will be coming out over the next year. So grab an ice tea, sit back, relax, and listen to Ghostheads! Head on over to http://www.ghostheads.com to get the episode, and enjoy!! Questions, comments, suggestions e-mail us, ghostheads@gmail.com, or follow us on Twitter @ghostheads!!
Bring your family, a blanket or lawn chairs to the Frances Anderson Center Playfield this Friday and next for a free night of movie entertainment on a giant inflatable screen.
Showing this Friday, July 29 is the G-rated “Horton Hears a Who,” sponsored by Edmonds Family Medicine. Next week’s movie is the PG-rated “Ghostbusters,” sponsored by Angie Bueing Farmers Insurance, Edmonds-Westgate Veterinary Hospital P.S., Guild Mortgage and Salon 512.
Both movies begins at dusk. Refreshments will be sold. For more information, call Edmonds Parks & Recreation at 425-771-0230.
The Buffalo Bisons minor league baseball team is having a Ghostbusters Night at Coca-Cola Field on August 15th, which amounts to a party in the stadium plaza before the game with Ghostbusters in attendance, and fireworks afterwards. August 15th also happens to be their 2 Pack A Backpack event, in which attendees are encouraged to donate school backpacks (and other school supplies) which will be used to help local school kids. Anybody donating a packback gets a two-for-one ticket voucher (which can be used that same night.)
So, grab one friend, a new school backpack, and get the two of you into a Ghostbusters party, baseball game, and fireworks display for one ticket! You can’t go wrong!
The Underground cinema in Toronto is the home to a unique screening series, called Defending the Indefensible. The premise is that a “bad” movie is chosen, bad meaning there is some big failing about them, yet they managed to not entirely explode. And as well as getting to watch the movie, the audience is treated to Toronoto area movie critics doing their best to defend the film.
This week, Ghostbusters 2 is on the agenda, and while some have started warming up their defense, the man who programs the films for the series, Andrew Parker, has written an ESSAY on the events that lead to the making of Ghostbusters 2 – and speaking as someone that actually enjoys Ghostbusters 2, depending on your definition of “failure”, he’s not wrong. For example, he lays out the money that went into the film versus the money that came out. Looking at it like that, GB2 was by no means the cash-cow it was intended to be.
He also puts the blame for their being no Ghostbusters 3 yet, in spite of all the script writing, etc., on Ivan Reitman, as it was Reitman’s contract renegotiation prior to making GB2 that made him the only director possible, and no movie could get made without the direct involvement of the principle actors. Really, it’s a solid read for anybody interested in the film industry and in particular that making of both Ghostbusters film.
Patrick Creel, of the Real Tampa Bay Ghostbusters, got to interview IDW’s editor on the upcoming, monthly Ghostbusters comic series and they had a solid and very interesting chat. You can watch the video interview either on the RTBGB’s website (it’s on the video page.)
“I think that singing ‘Ghostbusters’ is better than Christmas carols.” – elementary student
Slimer gets some shirt recognition, for sale today only on TeeFury for $10!
Ernie Hudson will be signing stuff and talking to fans at Packrat Comic’s (in Hilliard, Ohio) Free Comic Book Day celebration on Saturday, May 5th! Mark your calendar (or, watch the new Proton Charging calendar on the right – you can add events from it to your own calendar and [...]
Dan Schwab shared this awesome picture he did for The Porch, a bar in Key West. Here’s his explanation; There is a haunted bar called “The Porch”, here in Key West and they enjoy cool 1980′s stuff, like I do. So I did this little bit of art for them, [...]
That’s right, tomorrow – how last minute is that? But then, that’s typical of the CHV tours. Bottle Signing @ Widder Bar Thursday February 16 From 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Zurich, Switzerland Rennweg 7 CH-8001 Zurich, Switzerland
LEGO Cuusoo is a third party site that takes third party LEGO designs and sells them as kits. They also have the attention of LEGO. After reaching 10K names, LEGO agreed they would look at Minecraft as a LEGO license. Which is cool and all, but that inspired this new [...]
With a new Ghostrider movie due in theatres soon, why not show up as a GR fans AND a GB fan? Impossible? Nope. Check out this hilarious Ghostrider / Ghostbusters mash-up tee at ShirtVegas.com. [VIA GBNews]
Underground Toys, who make the lions share of GB merch these days (mugs, glasses, cufflinks, keychains, and of course plush toys, etc.) have revealed their upcoming plush Slimer at New York’s Toy Fair. Like last year’s plush Stay-Puft, the Slimer comes in a medium (approx. 10″) size that plays “movie [...]
Currently in the UK, Aykroyd was interviewed by Empire Magazine. The inevitable GB3 questions came up of course, but Dan also addressed rumours of Bill Murray shredding the script, and hinting at possibly replacing him.
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