New Video For “They’re Here” Still Shows Very Little Dan Koelsch, September 9, 2010 We still have just over a month until we understand what the film They’re Here is really all about. Sure, it’s pretty much certain that it’s about aliens and possibly an invasion (though the phrase “make contact” comes up), but we know nothing about the production itself, including who is behind it. Until the countdown ends, it looks like we’ll get little teases like the video after the break that shows a UFO in England that just looks like a ball of light. The film’s Facebook page had this to say when posting the video:View some mysterious footage just in. This one is different in form and movement to the last. Frequency of sightings grows the closer we get to 10.10.10. We’ll find out what this is all about when the countdown ends October 10th. Viral Marketing Viral Videos They're HereViral video
2012: Soren Ulfert is Dead November 12, 2009I don’t want to gloat and say I called it, but…I called it. Yesterday, we reported the death of Professor Meyers, and it seemed like the IHC was cleaning house on anyone involved in uncovering the conspiracy. News Done Right is reporting that Ulfert was found dead in Wisconsin after… Read More
Beauty Shop Patrons Get Hair-Raising Scare Thanks to “The Last Exorcism Part II” February 26, 2013In a prank to help promote this weekend’s theatrical opening of The Last Exorcism Part II, some customers at a beauty salon got more than a haircut when a two way mirror shows a possessed girl over their own reflection. Check out the reactions after the break. Read More
Kaiju Body Parts Sent to Film Blogs for “Pacific Rim” July 11, 2013Kaiju organs are big business in the world of Pacific Rim and in a pretty cool viral campaign just before this film opens nationwide this Friday, black market business man Hannibal Chau has sent out some rather interesting items to an assortment of internet establishments to help promote his entrepreneurial… Read More
why does the small letters look like Aurbesh (Star Wars basic)? http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:Aurebesh-GMSR.png
I ran a whois check on the domain name; turns out the website is licensed to one Paul Geist, based in London, funnily enough. Another interesting fact, the site was only set up on the 9th of August this year.