Tufts Medical Center in Boston isn’t haunted, but it drew scary comments after posting photos of a visit by the female cast of the upcoming “Ghostbusters” sequel.
“Thank you for taking the time out of filming today to put a big smile on our patients faces!” the hospital said on Facebook.
But the next day the hospital posted a warning:
Please remember our Facebook policy is that any comments with profanity will be deleted. Thank you.
Posted by Tufts Medical Center on Sunday, August 2, 2015
One commenter noted the rude reactions, saying: “I’m so sorry that posting photos of visits from actors to sick patients is being met with serious negativity and trolling from losers on the Internet. I hope the patients enjoyed and I hope you keep doing things to bring them joy.”
Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center patients got a huge surprise today when Ghostbusters stars…
Posted by Tufts Medical Center on Saturday, 1 August 2015
Awesome!!! Ghostbusters stars paid a visit to the Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center [PICS] http://t.co/6isIBVGHgv
— Kiss 108 (@Kiss108) August 3, 2015
Thank you again to the #Ghostbusters cast for “accepting the call” from our very creative pediatric patients! pic.twitter.com/4GimWWAfk7
— Tufts Medical Center (@TuftsMedicalCtr) August 3, 2015