Fake Trailer for Oregon Trial: The Movie Corey, August 3, 2010August 3, 2010 Remember back in Elementary school when you’d sit down in front of a Macintosh computer and play the 8-bit game Oregon Trail? I sure as hell do, seeing how fast it became one of my favorite video games of all time. Like many, many old video games they’ve found a new nostalgic popularity amongst internet users within the past few years; College Humor’s Minesweeper is probably the most well known and the most popular parody video out. Now Oregon Trail gets the parody movie trailer treatment. See it after the break. Named after the game itself, the film tells the all too familiar story of the Oregon Trail; how it begins in Independence, Missouri and how you gather all of your supplies and head out onto the trail. I personally think it’s a well crafted and hilarious trailer, with the mock people names on tombstones saying “Here Lies Poop Face”, an all too clever nod at the genius “give your characters names!” settings. The video is created by Half Day Today!, a Los Angeles based new media production group. You can actually play the original Oregon Trail here or download a version for the iPhone. Viral Videos oregon trailTrailerViral video
Fan Made Work Viral Videos: “3D in 3D in 3D” and “You Look Like Shit” December 28, 2010There are two mash-up videos that have been making the blog rounds this week. One features a mix of all the parts of movie trailers that mention 3D from the last year or so, highlighting how prevalent the technology has become. The other video features one of the most overused… Read More
Viral Video: Twilight Eclipse Remix June 27, 2010June 27, 2010DJ and mash-up expert Mike Relm created an Iron Man 2 remix video that got him a gig making a similar one as a TV spot. Now, Relm is back with a remix trailer for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Check it out after the break. Read More
Kids Reenact Five Best Picture Nominees January 26, 2011AOL has a video series called “Kids Act Out” in which they have children reenact an extremely short version of films, always in less than 60 seconds. In honor of the upcoming Academy Awards, they have five new videos to reenact five of the newly announced nominees. Watch Black Swan,… Read More