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
MovieViral.com’s Official Golden Globes Drinking Game January 12, 2014January 12, 2014The Golden Globes are on tonight with hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler! The show is notable for celebrities drinking constantly on-screen, sometimes getting a bit out of hand. So if you’re of age and would like to drink along with the who’s who of Hollywood, we’ve compiled a drinking… Read More
LOST Video Round-Up: Fan-Made and Official February 9, 2010February 9, 2010Everyone by now already knows I’m a huge fan of ABC’s LOST and all of the awesome fan-created content that we’ve gotten over the years. I’m also a fan of the Keyboard Cat, a silly YouTube video turned internet meme and later an internet phenomenon. It’s addition to any video… Read More
New “Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones” Viral Teases Possible Early Screenings December 4, 2013Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones will have a bit of an international flair. That’s because the spinoff film will focus on a brand new group who are experiencing spiritual terrors that seem to have Latino roots. No doubt this move was made to reach out to the Latino fanbase. Previous… Read More