AMC Plans Zombie Invasion To Promote “The Walking Dead” Dan Koelsch, October 25, 2010 The premiere of AMC’s original series The Walking Dead may not be airing until Halloween night, but Tuesday morning, the zombie invasion begins. AMC and FOX international networks are teaming together to coordinate a stunt invasion during morning rush hour in major cities around the world. The infection starts at daybreak in Taipei and Hong Kong, so find out after the break if your location is included!The Walking Dead Global Zombie Invasion AttacksNew York City, USA Washington DC, USA Boston, USA Chicago, USA San Francisco, USA Los Angeles, USATaipei, Taiwan Hong Kong, China Istanbul, Turkey Athens, Greece Sofia, Bulgaria Estonia, Tallinn Belgrade, Serbia Munich, Germany Madrid, Spain Rome, Italy Johannesburg, S. Africa London, UK – Westminster Lisbon, Portugal Sao Paolo, Brazil Buenos Aires, Argentina Santiago, Chile Caracas, Venezuela Bogota, Colombia Mexico City, Mexico Guatemala City, Guatemala Source: Shock Till You Drop Viral Marketing AMCThe Walking DeadZombies
Explore The Bates Motel With Your iPhone Flashlight In New Interactive Site February 19, 2014February 19, 2014Cinema’s most famous serial killer is back on the small screen. A&E’s successful horror series Bates Motel returns for it’s sophomore season in a couple weeks, and the network is keen to build on the buzz from the first season by giving fans more interactive content to enjoy. The show’s website recently… Read More
Abraham Lincoln Is Now On Twitter February 11, 2011It’s not often that you see a serious film test out the viral marketing landscape, so this is a nice treat. Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have started up a special character Twitter account for Robert Redford’s The Conspirator. This isn’t just any character, though; It’s President Abraham Lincoln. Read More
Piranha 3D Sequel To Let Fans Choose a Celebrity To Get Eaten September 3, 2010Let’s get your first question out of the way. Yes, there will be a Piranha 3D sequel (Piranha 3D2?). Sure, the horror comedy has only made $20 million going into its third weekend in theaters, but that’s almost the film’s production cost, so the Weinstein Company must see potential for… Read More