Fake Trailer for Oregon Trial: The Movie Corey, August 3, 2010August 3, 2010 Remember back in Elementary school when you’d sit down in front of a Macintosh computer and play the 8-bit game Oregon Trail? I sure as hell do, seeing how fast it became one of my favorite video games of all time. Like many, many old video games they’ve found a new nostalgic popularity amongst internet users within the past few years; College Humor’s Minesweeper is probably the most well known and the most popular parody video out. Now Oregon Trail gets the parody movie trailer treatment. See it after the break. Named after the game itself, the film tells the all too familiar story of the Oregon Trail; how it begins in Independence, Missouri and how you gather all of your supplies and head out onto the trail. I personally think it’s a well crafted and hilarious trailer, with the mock people names on tombstones saying “Here Lies Poop Face”, an all too clever nod at the genius “give your characters names!” settings. The video is created by Half Day Today!, a Los Angeles based new media production group. You can actually play the original Oregon Trail here or download a version for the iPhone. Viral Videos oregon trailTrailerViral video
Watch: “TRON: Legacy” Projection Show In London December 5, 2010December 5, 2010Earlier this year, Iron Man 2 was featured in the world’s first Architectural Projection Mapping to incorporate live footage. Now TRON: Legacy follows suit with a 9 minute show projected on the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. Check out the video footage of the show after the break. Read More
Viral Video: “Black Swan” Visual Effects Reel January 31, 2011Fox Searchlight has released a visual effects reel for Darren Aronofsky’s The Black Swan, which shows just how those creepy shots were achieved. Take a look after the break, but beware of major spoilers. Read More
Viral Video: “Toy Story 3” Climax Set To ‘Lost’ Score November 12, 2010The climax to Disney Pixar’s Toy Story 3 is intense and emotional, but what if we could make it even more tearjerking. Evan, aka FixiousMaximus, has done just that by adding the recognizable LOST score by Michael Giacchino (who just happens to have healthy Pixar résumé). See the results of… Read More