The Crazies Viral Exclusive: Kim Jonson Attacked Dan Koelsch, February 17, 2010February 17, 2010 In The Crazies viral campaign, Kim Jonson runs SaveOgdenMarsh.com, a blog where she tries to combat DP Chemicals’ local plant. It’s basically an environment activist site. Kim periodically makes videos for Eugene, who runs TheTruthAboutTrixie.com, a site where Eugene discusses and asks for help researching a secret military virus that makes you crazy. The premise of the movie is that the virus gets in the water and infects the town of Ogden Marsh, but the viral has yet to directly show that happening…until now. Check out the exciting video after the jump. Since Kim’s Twitter was updated innocuously just a few hours ago, we can assume this happened after. Is Kim dead? Is she she one of them? Let us know what you think in the comments below. Viral Marketing ExclusiveKim JonsonThe Crazies
NBC Acknowledges “Community” Scheduling Issue With Viral Video October 19, 2012October 19, 2012NBC’s Community was originally scheduled to air its Season 4 Premiere episode tonight. However, earlier this month NBC indefinitely postponed the premiere of the sitcom about a community college study group. For fans like myself who have feared the show’s cancellation for a few seasons now, the news is grim…. Read More
New “Total Recall” Viral Website Says No to Rekall June 13, 2012July 8, 2012A few months ago, a viral website for Columbia Pictures’ Total Recall remake. The site was that of the company featured in the film, Rekall. The site has now become fully active, but there’s another website that wants you think twice about going to Rekall. Get the details after the… Read More
“RoboCop” Viral Marketing Review February 17, 2014February 17, 2014Even before RoboCop hit theaters, many were questioning if it was a good idea to release a remake of the Paul Verhoeven classic that sought to satirize societies’ obsession with violence, sex, and other vices. Though the remake has garnered mixed reviews, it could have been much worse without a… Read More