Ghostbusters re-release announced through Facebook Zach Oldenburg, September 14, 2011September 14, 2011 After laying dormant for four months, the official Ghostbusters Facebook page finally beat it’s marshmallow heart and released a new update:But what does it all mean? Find out after the jump. Well, 20 hours and four updates later we were graced with this trailer announcing that the 1984 classic is being re-released for the first time in 25 years on Halloween. Information is scarce, but constant status updates are telling us that we’re not far from being completely in the loop:I must say though, whoever is running that Facebook page is a really cool guy or gal, because this is the most interesting and geek boy way I’ve heard of a re-release. I’m totally in, so let’s hope they come to Chicago. News Social Networks Viral Marketing Viral News GhostbustersHalloweenre-release
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2012: The IHC Officially Announces Winner of the Post-2012 Election, Barbara Squirms, and More Ticket Info! November 6, 2009November 6, 2009As we reported yesterday, Michael S. has won the Leader of the Post-2012 World election after running a strong campaign. The election was run by the Institute of Human Continuity, and today they officially announced Michael as the winner on their YouTube channel. Here’s the infamous Barbara Lewis-Penn revealing the… Read More
2014 Best Picture Nominee Posters In Lego Form February 13, 2014February 13, 2014American commercials may not be as adept to getting A-list stars to appear on their commercials like international commercials do – have you seen what they did for The Lego Movie-, but they sure know how to spark some interest through satirizing or parody. Now the film may not be… Read More