Piranha 3-D Viral Updates Scott Caldwell, June 1, 2010September 3, 2010 A while back we mentioned the NSFW viral site linked to the Piranha 3-D film, and it has since then been updated. Not only are we still mentioning it’s NSFW, but we’re letting you know of some updates to the site. Including the greatest line ever muttered in a viral video – “The Boston Boob Party”. Found out more after the jump. Take a look at this touching plea by Jerry O’Connell’s character, as the owner of Wild Wild Girls, Derrick, and his pal (Paul Scheer) as they explain your patriotic rights for boobs. Do not let them take that (or them) away from you. In addition to the video, we are also given a new sponsor, who’s product is ALSO released on the same day as the film, which is August 27th. Not only do we get the energy drink, but now a prepaid cell phone. Just right for that naked college student who’s on their way to being eaten by fish…. with teeth. You can also stay a…breast with Derrick and all of his efforts via the Wild Wild Girls Facebook page. I don’t know about you, but something tells me, there will be boob in this film. Source: AITH Viral Marketing 3-DPiranha 3D
They’re Here: NASA Knows Something September 29, 2010The official They’re Here Twitter points to a YouTube video of someone typing “YOUARENOTALONE@NASA.GOV” into the They’re Here website. The tags for the video include “ufo”, “sci fi movie”, “aliens”, and “flying saucer”. What does NASA know? Maybe we’ll find out on 10/10/10 or sooner. Until then, watch the video… Read More
Watch The “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” Motion Comic Online June 20, 2012June 19, 2012Briefly: Shock Till You Drop is hosting a three episode motion comic on their site for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, complete with sound effects and musical score. The comic has a good visceral style, including the transition between panels. The novel-based film, written by the book’s author Seth Grahame-Smith, is… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns Solve Equation On “Let Me In” Viral Site To Get Prize September 9, 2010October 18, 2011The viral site HelpMe.net has been a treasure trove of fun for Overture’s Let Me In. We’ve seen morse code, riddles, and puzzles, and now we have math. Using the numbered objects around the creepy room shown on the main page, can you solve the equation on the chalkboard to… Read More