CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The visual is as recognizable as any from the 1980s. The light brown flight suit, the red-crossed ghost logo and, of course, the paranormal-blasting proton pack strapped on the back.
“Ghostbusters” became a cultural phenomenon following the movie’s 1984 release. A children’s cartoon, sequels and reboots have kept the brand fresh for new generations. Now, a Virginia club celebrates the franchise while raising money for charities.
“Our motto in Ghostbusters Virginia is ‘Bustin’ means doing good,’” Richmond club member Jeff Foxwell told Cville Right Now. “The idea is cosplay for a cause. We get dressed up. We go out. We bring attention to different charitable causes with the image of Ghostbusters.”…