Make Your Own Zombie Film With “Editing The Dead” Dan Koelsch, November 10, 2010 Night of the Living Dead is known for being one of the first modern zombie films, and its director George A. Romero is considered the grandfather of the genre. Unfortunately, despite its critical acclaim and success, Romero has seen very little money directly from the film. Thanks to a clerical error, the film immediately lost its copyright, and it has since been in the public domain. Now someone has used that freedom to make an interactive version of the film. The project is called Editing The Dead, and can be found at EditingTheDead.com. Once there, you watch videos and make selections for the characters to create your own story based on footage from the film. The use of creative editing gives you a lot of options in the story, despite it being based on a single 96 minute film. Try it for yourself and let us know what you think! Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos George A. RomeroInteractiveNight of The Living DeadZombies
Learn About Captain America’s Shield In Featurette Sponsored By Norton June 19, 2011Symantec’s Norton antivirus and computer protection line of software is a staple in the tech industry, but it doesn’t hurt to team up with a summer blockbuster. Finding an enlightened connection between their software and Marvel’s Captain America, Norton brings us a featurette called “Behind the Shield” via their Facebook… Read More
Viral Video Palooza: Superman Is Racist, Hipster Shore, Vandermemes, GLEE Thang, & Nic Cage’s Hair January 21, 2011Sitting at work bored on a slow Friday? Well, here’s a good way to kill about 15 minutes. We have a smorgasbord of viral videos, so check them all out after the break. Read More
Nokia Provides Exclusive “TRON: Legacy” Trailer After Code is Cracked November 27, 2010November 27, 2010Nokia is one of the many sponsors for TRON: Legacy, and they got into the viral game a bit over the Thanksgiving holiday. On their blog site for the N Series phone, after enough people entered in the Konami code “up up down down left right left right b a”,… Read More