Insert Face Here – Twice Scott Caldwell, December 29, 2009 As odd as that sounds, that’s exactly what you get to do! If you can remember back to DAY FOUR of my 12 Days of Viral run, I spoke about the movies that have pages to allow you to “something-fy yourself”, you are given the chance to change yourself into possibly a character of that film. Well, now we have two more to add to your collection. With the early release of next year’s Daybreakers, you now have to opportunity to scare up you friends into thinking that you are vampire. And they are next! Head over to the Vampire Recruiter, and find out how to sign up. And now with the wonderfully placed release of District 9 on DVD, their site, District9Movie, gives you the chance of a lifetime! Want to let your friends know that you were there in Johannesburg, well now you can! (please note that all pictures make you a chubby guy with a pink head or a lady with a bad part – no refunds) Viral Marketing DaybreakersDistrict 9
Abrams’ Secret New Project Could Mean More Viral For Us November 6, 2009November 6, 2009When folks around here think of viral marketing, they think of Cloverfield. After all, MovieViral recognizes the film as one of the primary inspirations for the website. When folks think of Cloverfield, they probably think of its producer J.J. Abrams. It is necessary then to report any and all news regarding his upcoming projects,… Read More
Warner Bros. Grows Bacteria Billboard For “Contagion” September 9, 2011Usually when we talk about “viral”, we don’t mean it in the literal sense. This time the multiple meanings for the word collide for the action-thriller Contagion, which is about the rapid spread of a deadly disease. Warner Bros. recently built and displayed a special Billboard in Toronto, Canada that… Read More
The Office Wants You To Get Wuphf’d September 29, 2010September 29, 2010I am probably not the only person who loses track of all the communication and social networks they maintain. Fortunately, The Office‘s Ryan Howard (B. J. Novak) has created a new social network, Wuphf, that will sync up every last communication service you operate, from fax machines to Twitter. The… Read More