Aliens Have Destroyed My Home, But Now We Know More About Them! Dan Koelsch, February 22, 2011 No, this isn’t the rant of a crazy man. The Battle: Los Angeles viral campaign has ramped up with two new updates. First, we at MovieViral got mailed a letter from the W.A.T.C.H. group that contains a photo showing my home being destroyed by our alien enemy. Fortunately, we do know a bit more about said enemy thanks to an update on one of the film’s viral sites. Details after the break. The letter I received was to promote the W.A.T.C.H. Ops game we told you about last week, and included was a nice image of my apartment being bombed by the aliens. Check it out below.While I may not feel safe at the moment, at least the updated Unidentified Enemy viral site now has information on the hierarchy of the aliens. There’s even a detailed breakdown of the infantry units (as partially seen above). There may be more content updated since our original post about the site, so check it out and let us know if you see anything cool!For more information on Battle: Los Angeles and its viral campaign, check out our Battle: LA Viral Page. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Battle: Los AngelesMail
All Six Images Now Available On Project Prometheus April 16, 2012April 16, 2012A few weeks ago, the Project Prometheus website was updated to include space for six new images, three of which were displayed, as they had been discovered earlier. This past week the last three images were revealed, including one we showed you on Friday. See the rest after the break. Read More
Fan-made District 9 Sites September 13, 2009April 20, 2010UPDATE: Fookinprawns.net is now live! Just like I thought, it has a soundboard of Wikus and our favorite lines from the film (including alien speech). The site even has T-Shirts to buy, so check it out! What is the ultimate type of viral marketing? Getting fans to do the advertising… Read More
How the Cloverfield Monster and Everything On Pandora Can’t Exist March 22, 2010Back when our forum was a Cloverfield forum, one of the biggest discussions after the movie came out was what Clover really was and how it survived in the water. Designer Neville Page said he made the monster biologically accurate, but the guys at Cracked.com aren’t so convinced. Read More