Ghostbusters

You'll definitely be seeing ghosts

The movie currently sits at 66 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

It works a little too well.

And they look incredible.

'Tis the season!

DirecTV keeps trying to force me to rent movies that are already playing for free on basic cable. I think that's pretty shady, don't you?

How much does the new Ghostbusters need to make if it wants to be a bonafide, genuine hit? The opening weekend for director Paul Feig’s reboot of the beloved franchise raises more questions than answers and the second and third weekend will ultimately prove more telling. However, here’s what we can say right now: it opened with solid numbers in second place behind last week’s massive champion, The Secret Life of Pets.

It’s hard to believe that the great pop culture wars are being waged over something like female Ghostbusters, but here we are. In the year 2016, we’ve seen backlash over casting Idris Elba as the Gunslinger in The Dark Tower, accusations that critics were paid by Marvel to diss Batman v Superman, and, perhaps worst of all, outrage at Paul Feig for making a new Ghostbusters movie with women in the lead roles. You don’t have to look very far to find heinous comments about the reboot on the internet, but as you might imagine, Feig has seen some of the worst of it.

I was driving on North Mesa near UTEP Thursday night and spotted a pretty awesome Ghostbusters truck (Ecto 4x4?).