Bring “Attack the Block” to Your City! Caleb Hamilton, August 1, 2011 One of this summer’s most raved about films, Attack the Block, is getting released in 6 markets across the United States and Canada: Boston, Orlando, Atlanta, Dallas, Washington, D.C., and a sixth undetermined market that will be chosen by fans. Want to learn how to bring the movie to your block? Hit the jump! Attack the Block, from the producers of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, follows a group of inner city youth as they defend their South London apartment complex from a full-on alien invasion! Sounds exciting huh? If you don’t live in one of the five aforementioned markets, head over to the official Attack the Block Facebook fan page to cast your vote (get your friends in on the action too) and bring the movie to one of ten cities including: Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, and San Diego. Pheonix is currently in the lead. Check out the trailer below to get you pumped up: Attack the Block is now playing in limited release in Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, and Toronto. Social Networks Viral Marketing Attack the Block
The Bourne Legacy: New Dead Drop Mission for “Operation Intel” August 3, 2012Universal’s viral campaign for The Bourne Legacy has been doing dead drops for Operation Intel, where the lucky person gets a Toshiba USA Excite tablet (notice the double meaning of “Intel”). Get the details on today’s mission after the break. Read More
2012 Monday News Round-Up October 26, 2009October 26, 2009There are a few tidbits to report on 2012 today, but unfortunately the results of today’s Miami pick-up are not included. We are still waiting for confirmation of anyone even picking a package up, so if you have, let us know! The next pick up will be Wednesday in Dallas… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns The Men In The Black Suits Are Real: Possible “Men In Black 3” Viral Campaign November 26, 2011April 1, 2012Earlier today, a teaser poster for Men In Black 3 was discovered by Collider.com and it looks to contain the beginning of a Men in Black 3 viral campaign. Embedded in the poster was a link to a Facebook page run by a teenager (BugEyes126) who is convinced that “the… Read More