South Park Takes On Inception Dan Koelsch, October 21, 2010 I knew this day would come. Last night Comedy Central aired a new episode of South Park entitled “Insheeption”, which parodies the TLC show Hoarders and Christopher Nolan’s Inception. After Stan and Mr. Mackey are discovered to have hoarding problems, they are put into regressive therapy to find the source of their problem. However, they get stuck in Mackey’s dream, and it takes a lot of people, including the guys from Inception, to get them out. Watch one of the best clips after the break. InsheeptionTags: SOUTHPARKStan Marsh,Mr. Mackey,more… We’ve seen a few Inception parodies rag on how the film tries to pass off complexity for coolness or creative proficiency, but no one does it like South Park. I especially love the audio background provided by the one expert whenever they explain things. You can watch the full episode at South Park Studios. Viral News Viral Videos HoardersInceptionSouth Park
James Cameron Interviewed Underwater for “Sanctum” February 5, 2011With the underwater cave thriller Sanctum getting mixed reviews at best on its opening weekend (including our own), it’s no surprise that Universal Pictures and producer James Cameron are trying crazy promotional stunts to get people excited for the film. That apparently includes having Cameron get interviewed while in a… Read More
Reddit Writer Lands Warner Bros. Movie Deal With “Rome Sweet Rome” October 27, 2011Two-time Jeopardy winner and frequent Reddit user James Erwin thought today was just another day when he elaborated on the Ask Reddit question, “Could I destroy the entire Roman Empire during the reign of Augustus if I traveled back in time with a modern U.S. Marine infantry battalion or MEU?”… Read More
Hollywood Second-Guessing Comic-Con, Could Viral Marketing Be Next? June 13, 2011June 13, 2011The New York Times ran a piece yesterday about how movie studios are taking a more cautious approach to this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. After propelling the comic book convention into the mainstream in recent years, why are they turning away now? Also, what could this shift in priorities mean… Read More