“Evil Dead” Contest Wants To Know If You’re The Ultimate Fan Michael Lee, December 7, 2012April 15, 2015 To prove you’re the ultimate Evil Dead fan, Sony Pictures has set up a simple contest on the official Facebook page for the film. There you will click the like button and proceed to fill out a form with your name, phone number, age, and reason why you are the ultimate Evil Dead fan and why you are excited to see it. It’s as simple as that. But what do you win? Well you’ll have to hit the jump to find out. So what does winner receive for all their hard work? Well he or she will get a first look at the red band trailer with the film’s producer and The Evil Dead trilogy star Bruce Campbell. That’s right, you will see the all-new red-band trailer before anyone else and with Bruce Campbell no less.So head over to the film’s official Facebook page for the rules, regulations, and other important details. Good luck to everyone who enters. Apps News Social Networks Viral Marketing Bruce Campbellevil deadSony PicturesThe Evil Dead
Trask Industries Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary In “Days of Future Past” Viral Campaign July 30, 2013July 30, 2013During San Diego Comic-Con, 20th Century Fox brought Trask Industries to the Gaslamp District to show off its Mark I Sentinel. Well, it’s head. Trask employees handed out placards inviting people to help the company celebrate its 50th anniversary by visiting their website. Once there, you could see the silhouette… Read More
Sherlock Holmes: The Game Is Afoot! October 30, 2009It seems Warner Bros. has decided to reignite the Sherlock Holmes viral campaign, sending out a new email (or telegraph, rather) earlier today. The email reads: DETECTIVE London seethes with crime — STOP — find your partner upon whom you will rely — STOP — evidence secured for your advance… Read More
Alice in Wonderland Sends Out Book and Key To Bloggers January 7, 2010November 16, 2010Our friends at Firstshowing got a nice little present in the mail yesterday in the form of an Alice in Wonderland book full of surprises. In fact, there were books inside books (like those Russian dolls), and a USB drive shaped like a 19th century key. Pretty impressive set up,… Read More