Press
"There Have Been a Lot of Wild Stories in the Media"

Does anybody want to interview me? I'm an eyewitness. I was up there.

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Proton Charging — "What might be the definitive analysis of Ghostbusters… an excellent thought provoker on something we may take for granted in many ways."
Film School Rejects — "A fine thinker named Adam Bertocci, whose long-form essays we’ve linked to in the past, is Overthinking Ghostbusters. A lot."
Caitlin Moran — "No-one has ever thought more about Ghostbusters than this man… amazing."
Sara Benincasa — "I will read this forever."
Charlie Jane Anders, io9 — "A great in-depth look at every aspect of Ghostbusters."
Word and Film — "Amazing."
Next Projection — "Exquisite, exhaustive… persuasive."
Stephen Granade, LOLTrek — "A great critical essay on Ghostbusters, one of the best comedies of the 1980s."
Chris Oatley, Disney character designer — "Any child of the 80s will love it. It's just so well-written, insightful and awesome."
Commentarama Films — "One of the best analyses of a movie I've ever read."
CouchTarts — "A super serious article breaking down why Ghostbusters is one of the best movies of all time… and when I say super serious I mean seriously awesome."
Adam Christopher, New York Times bestselling author — "Seriously, wow."
TheReelist - "This person needs a day job."

Books that have mentioned Overthinking Ghostbusters include:
Life Moves Pretty Fast: The Lessons We Learned From Eighties Movies (And Why We Don't Learn Them From Movies Anymore), Hadley Freeman, Simon & Schuster, 2016. — "Sweet."
The Paranormal and Popular Culture: A Postmodern Religious Landscape, edited by Darryl Caterine and John W. Morehead, Routledge, 2019. Essay by Matthew N. Anderson and Collin L. Brown.

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