Japanese Ads for “The Cabin in the Woods” Deemed Too Scary Dan Koelsch, March 9, 2013 Can you believe that the horror film The Cabin in the Woods was released in Japan only this weekend, almost a year after its US release? The marketing leading up to the film’s opening makes up for extreme delay a bit by being a little too effective. Hit the jump for details. Ads placed in major train stations in the Tokyo area had “originally showed a female figure covered in blood, banging on the glass and begging for passing commuters to save her”, according to Rocket News 24. This is relevant to the film, but I don’t want to spoil it for anyone. The ads were toned down by dulling the colors of the gore and blood after an advertising standards agency deemed them too scary. Below are images of the ads as they look now, and the ads will be up until Sunday. Cabin in the Woods is available on Blu-ray now. Viral Marketing Cabin in the Woods
SNL Gives Us Michael Bolton As Jack Sparrow And A Special Surprise For The Little Mermaid May 8, 2011Last night NBC’s Saturday Night Live aired a new episode with Tina Fey hosting. We got our first Lonely Island Digital Short in a while, and it was a music video with guest Michael Bolton having trouble focusing on the topic of the song because he had been watching a… Read More
Viral Video Round-Up: Final Shot Montage, The Dark Knight Legacy, Wake Up Juice, “Breaking Bad” Musical And More! September 22, 2013The Internet is full of videos related to movies and television, whether they be fan made, studio made, or somewhere in between. We regularly bring you the best, most interesting, or just plain weirdest. In this week’s edition: Final moments of some of the most iconic films of our time;… Read More
Facebook Apps for “Pitch Perfect” and CBS’s “Vegas” September 13, 2012Two new Facebook Apps debuted recently for very different projects. Universal’s musical comedy Pitch Perfect comes out next month, and their Facebook app involves internet memes. The new CBS television drama Vegas might be more serious, but their Facebook app is just as glitzy. Get the details on both after… Read More