Daybreakers Gets a Viral Site That Claims You’re Patient Zero Dan Koelsch, December 15, 2009December 15, 2009 The movie Daybreakers has intrigued me ever since I saw the trailer for the first time. How can you not love the idea of society being predominantly vampires, with free humans being outlaws? It’s a world I would love to get right in the thick of, and now I can, thanks to a new site called Capture Humans. The site gives you a nice video background of how their society came to be, and it’s even nicer because it uses Facebook Connect to personalize the story. Check out the site to see the video, which claims you are patient zero of the epidemic that has made most of the world vampires. Since there are still some humans roaming free, the site also gives you four tips on how to capture humans safely. With the world’s supply of human blood quickly diminishing, every human is important! Daybreakers, starring Ethan Hawke and Willem Dafoe, opens January 8th, 2010. Viral Marketing Daybreakers
Introducing GamingViral.com: The Latest Viral News For Video Games September 4, 2010October 18, 2011A new “viral” website has launched, and it’s from the same people who brought you MovieViral.com. We’re more than pleased to announce the official launch of GamingViral.com, a new website devoted to bringing you the latest viral news for video games and beyond. As you can imagine, the content will… Read More
New District 9 Poster and Earlier Trailer Debut July 6, 2009July 6, 2009The film blogs are smitten with the new District 9 poster that Sony debuted today on Yahoo. It has what everyone wanted – bigger ship, smaller sign, and no purple sky. I don’t think it’s a big deal, personally, but I do agree it’s an upgrade. Some more good news… Read More
Follow Up: Details on the Mortal Kombat Short June 10, 2010June 10, 2010On Tuesday we brought you a short film titled Mortal Kombat: Rebirth. As suspected, the short was proof-of-concept for a gritty ‘R’ rated version of a feature film for the video game franchise. The video was directed by Fame director Kevin Tancharoen (surprising, right?), and thanks to Collider’s interview with… Read More