“Kill Cam Live”: The First Interactive Social Networking Film Caleb Hamilton, October 31, 2011 Inspired by the success of the Paranormal Activity franchise, up-and-coming director John Darko, has been working on a unique social horror project that follows a group of college students as they participate in an experiment to study the effects of solely communicating through social media…until something goes wrong. You can get involved too! To find out how, hit the jump.Kill Cam Live is the first of its kind, intertwining social media and real time interaction with aspects of the story and characters. Starting tonight, October 31st, you can head over to Killcamlive.com and watch the first videoclips when they’ve been uploaded. Afterwards, you can follow along with the story and interact with the characters via Facebook and Twitter (@Killcam_Live).Feedback from the audience will influence the outcome of certain events in the film, which will play out over a course of eight weeks. Be advised: Kill Cam Live is intended only for mature audiences. You can watch the first episode below:http://youtu.be/K8SNi4CHqdoSource: Dead Central Social Networks Viral Marketing Viral Videos FacebookKill Cam LiveTwitter
New Posters for Surrogates, 9, and 2012 July 2, 2009July 2, 2009I know what your thinking. Posters? Who cares? Well…I do. It’s rare to get posters for three films we are covering in one day, and these are actually pretty cool. First up, we have the first official poster for Surrogates. Click on the image for a larger version. Next we… Read More
Controversial Documentary “The Upper Footage” Gets Limited Release, Win Tickets! January 29, 2013The Upper Footage is a documentary opening on January 31st in a limited New York City theater run (buy tickets here). As stated by their IndieGogo page, the film is an edited version of 393 minutes of footage recovered from the night of December 28th, 2009 in which a group… Read More
Toy Story 3 Oscar Campaign Gets Noticed December 28, 2010Almost every film with a shot at an Oscar (and even some that don’t) starts a campaign around this time of year for their respective category. Usually they are simple and uninteresting, thus go unnoticed. However, Disney’s Best Picture campaign for Toy Story 3 is drawing attention for its unique… Read More