Is Harold Ramis the unsung hero of Ghostbusters?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e745cKbN08w

The Awfully 90s Summer rolls on as Awfully Good Movies revisits one of the most infamous film debacles of the decade that also serves as one of its most endearing cult classics: Dan Aykroyd's 1991 directorial debut/finale NOTHING BUT TROUBLE! After dominating the 1980s by co-writing and starring in such hits as THE BLUES BROTHERS and GHOSTBUSTERS, the Canadian comedian decided to finally step behind the director's chair after Dan and his brother Peter wrote the script for a most unusual hybrid of horror and comedy that Aykroyd described as a hybrid of BEETLEJUICE and THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, with both John Hughes and John Landis refusing to reunite with Aykroyd on the project. It certainly helped Aykroyd that he was able to attract plenty of star power to his directorial debut, with his SNL co-star Chevy Chase starring as a big shot financial advisor alongside Demi Moore as a lawyer who convinces Chase to drive her to Atlantic City to confront her ex-fiancee, and Aykroyd's GREAT OUTDOORS co-star John Candy as a cop in the decaying mining town of Valkenvania who pulls over Chevy and Demi for speeding and turns them into the local Justice of the Peace--a demented 106 year old man who isn't planning on letting these snooty yuppies leave his courthouse alive, as played under heavy makeup by Aykroyd himself.