In this electrifying episode of Review It Yourself, we bust ghosts and break down the timeless supernatural comedy classic Ghostbusters — joined by special guest Rob from 'How Haunted? Podcast'.

If you love 80s movies, paranormal investigations, horror-comedy crossovers, or in-depth film analysis, this is the Ghostbusters podcast episode you’ve been waiting for.

Rob brings real paranormal podcasting experience to the discussion, giving a unique perspective on hauntings, scepticism, and how Ghostbusters blends supernatural lore with sharp comedy. Together, we explore whether the film still stands as the gold standard for horror-comedy — and why it continues to influence pop culture decades later.

From iconic performances and endlessly quotable dialogue to ground-breaking practical effects, Ghostbusters isn’t just nostalgia — it’s cinematic lightning in a bottle.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The genius of the character dynamics and comedic timing
• How the film balances horror, sci-fi, and comedy
• The portrayal of paranormal investigation vs “real” hauntings
• The cultural impact of Ghostbusters on film and fandom
• Whether modern audiences still connect with it

If you’re searching for:

• A Ghostbusters 1984 review podcast
• A horror comedy film analysis
• A paranormal perspective on Ghostbusters
• 80s movie breakdowns

You’ve found your people.

Rob Kirkup is the host of How Haunted?, a podcast exploring real-life paranormal encounters, strange phenomena, and unexplained experiences. With a balanced and open-minded approach, Rob examines ghost stories and supernatural reports with curiosity and grounded analysis.

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Whether you’re a die-hard Ghostbusters fan, a paranormal enthusiast, or someone who just loves smart film analysis, this episode delivers humour, nostalgia, and thoughtful discussion in equal measure.

Because sometimes the only way to truly appreciate a classic… is to Review It Yourself.

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Deep-sea Exploration, Titanic dives and life on the ocean floor.

In this extraordinary episode of Review It Yourself, we dive into the real-world adventures of legendary deep-sea explorer and diver Dik Barton — a man who has descended to historic wrecks including RMS Titanic and worked on the raising of the Mary Rose.

From extreme underwater conditions to the emotional reality of visiting one of the world’s most famous shipwrecks, this episode explores what it’s truly like to work where history rests: on the ocean floor.

If you’re searching for Titanic diving stories, deep-sea exploration insights, or first-hand accounts from historic wreck dives, this conversation delivers authenticity, expertise, and unforgettable moments.

Most people know Titanic through films and documentaries. Few have been on the seabed beside her.

Dik Barton shares:

• The physical and psychological demands of deep-sea diving
• What it feels like approaching Titanic in darkness
• The technology used in extreme underwater exploration
• The dangers professional divers face
• His experiences working on the Mary Rose recovery project
• Life lessons learned from decades beneath the surface

This episode blends maritime history, technical diving expertise, and personal storytelling into a gripping and human exploration of underwater discovery.

Having worked on projects connected to both RMS Titanic and the raising of the Mary Rose, Dik offers rare insight into how underwater archaeology intersects with adventure, preservation, and respect for the past.

This isn’t theory — it’s lived experience from someone who has operated in some of the most extreme environments on Earth.

Dik Barton is a professional deep-sea diver, explorer, speaker and world adventurer. With decades of experience in commercial diving and historic wreck exploration, he brings unmatched credibility to discussions of maritime history and underwater operations.

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Dik Barton's Website: https://dikbarton.com/

This includes information about the Titanic Expert Club.

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This episode is essential for anyone interested in:

• Titanic exploration
• Deep-sea diving careers
• Underwater archaeology
• Mary Rose recovery history
• Real-life extreme adventure stories
• Maritime history interviews

It’s a powerful, grounded discussion that moves beyond myths and into the lived reality of exploration.

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Descend into history. Experience the reality of deep-sea exploration.

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Correction: Sean was trying to recall Bill Sauder's description of the smell of artefacts "the smell that comes off it is perfectly alien, perfectly fetid, you know it's a kind of death you have never experienced", from a National Geographic documentary. Bill Maynard was an actor on Heartbeat who played Greengrass.

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