Fan Theory: 6 Points Proving Ghostbusters 2016 is a SEQUEL *Spoilers*

It’s Monday, and if you clicked on this link I hope that you enjoyed the new Ghostbusters film.  Boy, I sure did!  I also wrote a glowing review of the film last Wednesday. On my way home from viewing the film the first time, I hit on a theory that buzzed around in my brain and wouldn’t

An Old-School Fan Review of Ghostbusters (2016)

Last night I attended a press screening of the new Kevin Feig film Ghostbusters.  That’s me, pictured above (just to the right of the movie poster) with the Central Oklahoma Ghostbusters, a GB fan club and costuming group. First, let me say why I was against the film:  It was not for misogynist reasons, as is the

New Podcast Up: Realism & Ramis

In this episode Ryan and I discuss the problem of realism and the suspension of disbelief in fiction and in film. How much realism is required when writing a fiction story in order to keep the reader from balking at our narrative. We also mourn the death of our hero Harold Ramis, aka “Egon Spengler”.

In Memoriam of Harold Ramis

Yesterday I received some of the saddest news: Harold Ramis passed away. It took a while for it to sink in.  As a long time fan of his work, I came to the realization of what a huge loss this was to the world.  All over Facebook and Twitter people are posting that they will