How Glen Eytchison created a living painting—and iconic villain—for Ghostbusters II, which hit theaters on June 16, 1989.

Only a Carpathian would end up in a thrift store! Seemingly by random, on Ghostbusters day this past week (June 7, 2025), a reproduction of the famous painting of Vigo, the Scourge of Carpathia ...

O nly a Carpathian would end up in a thrift store! Seemingly by random, on Ghostbusters day this past week (June 7, 2025), a reproduction of the famous painting of Vigo, the Scourge of Carpathia ...

Ghostbusters II may not get the same level of acclaim as its iconic predecessor, yet the flick still has plenty of fans who see past any perceived flaws. Studious viewers with a little extra time ...

Others added, “It looks like the Vigo painting from Ghostbusters 2!” and “Reminds me of the Vigo portrait in Ghostbusters 2.” In the movie, Vigo plans his resurrection to conquer the world ...

The most baffling thing about the franchise, as seen in Ghostbusters II and Afterlife (the former of which is currently streaming on Peacock, alongside the 1984 o.

The quartet also fought Vigo the Carpathian and some angry pink slime in “Ghostbusters 2,” but let’s skip that. Back then, the schlubby guys were mostly scientists. Eccentric, sure, but ...

However, some have noticed that the painting – which is the King’s first official portrait since his Coronation last year – bears some similarity to the Ghostbusters 2 villain Vigo the ...

Getty Images. The now cult-classic 1989 Ghostbusters II may have been a critical flop, but for some reason, that haunting painting of the sadistic Vigo the Carpathian, an evil 16th-century warlock ...