“Freaky Ghost Bed”

by Jaya Saxena · February 11, 2016

I just…I just genuinely think if you haven’t seen “Bustin” it’s time you saw it. And if you have seen it it’s time you watched it again. Treat yourself, both to the joy of “Bustin” and then to a leopard print blazer.

Jaya Saxena is a Staff Writer at The Toast.


16 Comments

  2. roeatkins +4

    “An invisible bed” sounds like such a heinous form of psychological torture that it cannot be other than supernatural

  4. Dean +21

    If you’re at all unfamiliar with Neil Cicierega’s work, that’s a great rabbit hole to fall down on a slow day. He made two albums full of remixes and mash-ups like this (called Mouth Sounds and Mouth Silence) and is just generally an auteur of the sort of weird surreal humor that thrives on the internet.

    1. seasleepy +10

      The craziest thing is he’s been doing it for SO LONG. Like literally some of the first “wacky internet videos” I remember seeing.

      Also I have Mouth Sounds and Mouth Silence in a folder simply labeled “Horrorshow” which is accurate. (I love them so much.)

  5. ladyhumungus +7

    This was uploaded to YouTube on March 31st, 2015 — which makes 317 days that I have been missing out on this masterpiece.

  6. moarcheese

    This was uploaded to YouTube on March 31st, 2015 — which makes 317 days that I have been missing out on this masterpiece.

  8. evah42 +5

    I …. I …. um … so …

    I haven’t seen Ghostbusters in a long time. Can I ask … was it all about sex dreams and jizzing?

    1. halloweenjack64 +2

      It could have been in Aykroyd’s original script, which was apparently very different from the final movie version. As with Blues Brothers, his original script was huge and supposedly unfilmable.

    2. cleoreads +3

      I just re-watched part of it, and I’d say not really. But it is really juvenile. I hadn’t seen it since I was a kid and I remembered loving it and I was surprised by how dumb/silly/bad it was.

  9. Halloween Jack

    It could have been in Aykroyd's original script, which was apparently very different from the final movie version. As with Blues Brothers, his original script was huge and supposedly unfilmable.

  10. cleo

    I just re-watched part of it, and I'd say not really. But it is really juvenile. I hadn't seen it since I was a kid and I remembered loving it and I was surprised by how dumb/silly/bad it was.