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
Create Your Own Scott Pilgrim Avatar July 10, 2010Briefly: We’re starting to see a lot of these lately, though I’m not sure why. Over at the Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World official website you can create an avatar of yourself or anyone else. The site lets you export the picture out in a variety of formats. See my… Read More
Viral Video Round Up: Super Bowl Commercials February 2, 2014 The Internet is full of videos related to movies and television, whether they be fan made, studio made, or somewhere in between. We regularly bring you the best, most interesting, or just plain weirdest. In this week’s edition, we’re rounding up commercials from the Super Bowl that you may… Read More
Iron Man 2 Viral: Stark Expo Website Launched March 30, 2010March 30, 2010When we last left the Iron Man 2 viral, all we really had was a website for Stark Industries. Now Marvel Entertainment has launched a new website for this year’s Stark Expo that features prominently in the comic book movie sequel. Find out more about StarkExpo2010.com after the jump. 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.