The Crazies: More Viral Updates Scott Caldwell, January 14, 2010 Whether or not you want to call this a clue or a way to get people excited over a change to viral site, it’s enough for us at MovieViral to get it out there and see what happens.A while back we talked about the new site of DP Chemicals and the fact that there is the possibility of a hack. Well, depending on how YOU read into it, that possibility is a bit closer. Now when you go through the motions to get the password on the screen (and stay there), the symbol for “Omega” is there. In addition to seeing some times in the background to go along with the messages for Patrick, whose name is no longer there.A couple of other things that stick out is the fact that Dayton/Pendrill is celebrating their 75th year, possibly a difference in the pictures of the plants, and the fact that DPChem is now part of A Krayze Industries Company, which links you to the movie site. So we have Omega, and we have 75. Omega is the 24th number of the Greek alphabet and is equal to 800. So get to work! Let us know what you find. The Crazies is in theaters on February 26, and you can check out our page for the film, which has been updated to link some great fan pages Viral Marketing DefaultDP ChemicalsThe Crazies
LOST: Another Amazing Real Time Video and More Art! February 2, 2010February 2, 2010Just last week an amazing YouTube video of the real time Oceanic 815 crash managed to randomly pop-up and take the internet by storm, mixing the style of FOX’s 24 with ABC’s LOST, giving us a never before look at the entire plane crash as it happened. The video itself is a… Read More
MacGruber iPhone App and Viral Site April 24, 2010NBC’s Saturday Night Live has had trouble converting their popular recurring skits into quality (and profitable) films. You could even argue that Wayne’s World was their only true success story, and may be the only reason they kept trying. This summer, the producers of the show are trying to break… Read More
Catch Up on “H+” With New and Annotated Episodes September 3, 2012September 3, 2012If you’ve been watching Bryan Singer’s web series H+, you might be a little confused by its non-linear structure. Fortunately, the makers behind the series are aware of this dilemma, so they have started re-uploading episodes with annotations to help you piece the story together. The episodes are not embeddable… Read More