There is something in your building. It is green, it is translucent, and it has just eaten your leftovers. You know exactly who to call.
Ghostbusters arrived in 1984 and did something genuinely difficult: it made a film about paranormal extermination feel completely plausible, deeply funny, and just scary enough to work. Peter Venkman, Egon Spengler, Ray Stantz and Winston Zeddemore — four people who looked at the ghost problem and decided the rational response was to build proton packs and charge by the job. The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man became one of cinema's great villains by being exactly as ridiculous as advertised and somehow still terrifying. And the theme song has been stuck in someone's head continuously since the day it was released.
Decades on, through sequels, reboots and a new generation of Ghostbusters carrying the proton pack into the afterlife, the franchise remains one of the most warmly beloved in popular culture. Some things don't need fixing. Some things just need crossing the streams.
Our Ghostbusters collection brings together officially licensed figures, apparel, accessories and gifts for fans of the team, the car, the trap, and that logo.
We're ready to believe you.
