RANKED: The 10 Scariest Ghosts in Both GHOSTBUSTERS Movies

Insight Editions has just released their new art book “Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Visual History,” which provides fans with the opportunity to witness the evolution (from page-to-sketch-to-maquette-to-screen) of all their favorite ghosts, monsters, vehicles and gadgets from both Ghostbusters movies as well as animated shows, comics, video games, toys, and collectibles.

Check out the gallery below to get an eyeful of the menacing menagerie, and if you venture below that you’ll find photo selections from the new book showing behind-the-scenes looks at the creation of a certain 100-foot marshmallow man!

You can order your own copy of “Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Visual History” by clicking here!

Page 100: A number of Thom Enriquez designs for the Stay Puft marshmallow man that experiment with differing approaches to height, mass, and shape. Page 104: An unused, melty-mouth Stay Puft head. Page 106: Inside a fireproof Stay Puft costume, a stunt performer prepares to be ignited by Joe Viskocil. 

Page 105: The full-size Stay Puft suit is prepped for filming as VFX director of photography Bill Neill takes a light meter reading.

Ghostbusters TM and © 2015 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All rights reserved. Images excerpted from “Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Visual History” by Daniel Wallace. Used with permission of Insight Editions. 

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