Sure, as you like. The hundred was just what the original poster asked.
As for Ghostbusters fifty years earlier, that's relatively easy. That puts the boys smack dab in the middle of the pulp era, when everybody expected science to be Science!, and gives us just as much opportunity for the original Shandor scenario. On the other hand, it's all but impossible to do pulp homages without referencing the Nazis thanks to Indiana Jones... although if the Nazis get brought in somehow, possibly because they're attempting to buy the Shandor Building or steal the plans for it or something for the Occult Bureau, then the movie suddenly focuses a lot harder on Egon. Mostly 'cos I fancy using the bit from the deleted scene from GB 2 where he says his family came from a specific town in eastern Poland...
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Date: 2005-05-22 12:17 am (UTC)As for Ghostbusters fifty years earlier, that's relatively easy. That puts the boys smack dab in the middle of the pulp era, when everybody expected science to be Science!, and gives us just as much opportunity for the original Shandor scenario. On the other hand, it's all but impossible to do pulp homages without referencing the Nazis thanks to Indiana Jones... although if the Nazis get brought in somehow, possibly because they're attempting to buy the Shandor Building or steal the plans for it or something for the Occult Bureau, then the movie suddenly focuses a lot harder on Egon. Mostly 'cos I fancy using the bit from the deleted scene from GB 2 where he says his family came from a specific town in eastern Poland...