The Last Exorcism Brings Scares On Chatroulette Dan Koelsch, August 19, 2010May 12, 2011 The Eli Roth-produced The Last Exorcism has had a small viral presence this summer leading up to its August 27th national release. Now, however, Lionsgate looks to be pushing the viral even more, this time on Chatroulette, the website that allows you to meet and talk to strangers. If you are unfortunate enough to come upon a pretty girl sitting in the dark, click away fast or you’ll get a fright like the people in the compilation video below. You can see more individual reactions on The Last Exorcism YouTube channel. I really like the idea, as it gets people involved in a very unusual way, and tries to bring some meaning and purpose to a social networking site that is known for just having guys showing their junk. Just the video is scary to me, so I can’t imagine actually seeing it first hand without any notice. Source: Very Aware Social Networks Viral Marketing Chat RouletteEli RothThe Last ExorcismThe Visionaire Group
The Dark Knight May Occupy Wall Street, Not As The One Percent October 18, 2011October 18, 2011As rich as Bruce Wayne is, he really has no place being at Occupy Wall Street. Director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight Rises) seems to think differently as the upcoming New York shoot may include the protests in Zuccotti Park. For more information on this, click the jump. Read More
“The World’s End” Creators Release Interactive Screenplay To “Hot Fuzz” August 20, 2013 With The World’s End coming out at the end of the week and on the heels of the recent release of the interactive script to Shaun of the Dead online, an interactive screenplay to Hot Fuzz, the second film in the “Cornetto Trilogy” of Edgar Wright films, has now… Read More
Writer Damon Lindelof Talks About “Prometheus” Viral Campaign August 4, 2012August 4, 2012The Wall Street Journal has a really interesting interview with Prometheus writer Damon Lindelof about the film’s viral campaign. The campaign kicked off with the TED conference video and focused on Weyland Corp., the company funding the trip. WSJ’s interview focuses on the various viral videos put out, including ones… Read More