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Though the film is rated PG, it is not advisable for younger viewers.  Though a comedy, the film contains references to the fictional occult, and includes many frightening images, some harsh language, and the role of the Catholic church (when the mayor kisses the hand of the city bishop).  The film also has several scenes including scanty clothing and sexual innuendo implied in the "summoning" process.  The film would only be appropriate for adults able to understand the film's mockery of the 1980s-era interest in the occult.

Though the film is rated PG, it is not advisable for younger viewers.  Though a comedy, the film contains references to the fictional occult, and includes many frightening images, some harsh language, and the role of the Catholic church (when the mayor kisses the hand of the city bishop).  The film also has several scenes including scanty clothing and sexual innuendo implied in the "summoning" process.  The film would only be appropriate for adults able to understand the film's mockery of the 1980s-era interest in the occult.

==Legacy==

==Legacy==

The film was followed by [[Ghostbusters II|a sequel]] in 1989, and had a cartoon series that premiered in 1987 called [[The Real Ghostbusters]]. A new ''Ghostbusters'' video game was released for multiple game systems, such as the Playstations 3, 2 and Portable, X-Box 360, Nintendo Wii and DS in late 2008.

The film was followed by a sequel, Ghostbusters II, in 1989, and had two cartoon series called The Real Ghostbusters, and The Extreme Ghostbusters. A new ''Ghostbusters'' video game was released for multiple game systems, such as the Playstations 3, 2 and Portable, X-Box 360, Nintendo Wii and DS in late 2008.

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