Officially at 10am PST “Operation Early Bird” revealed itself to everyone. What we got were coordinates and dates to early screenings for the prologue of The Dark Knight Rises, which is roughly around six to eight minutes long. Keep reading to find out the locations and how to get your ticket! Continue reading
It has now been completely confirmed, all of the previous documents from the other day have been linked to The Dark Knight Rises and we are in fact seeing the first stages of viral marketing for this film. (Happy dance.) Another vital document has been issued and has now directed fan attention to a countdown that will end today, at 10am PST – less than an hour of when I’m posting this unfortunately and fortunately. Continue reading
And here…we…go. Let the mysteries, planted cell phones, cakes, rallies, and bat signals ring through the streets as the viral marketing for The Dark Knight Rises begins! Two mysterious documents have been sent to two different news aggregates to release to the public. Both documents are linked somehow and are just asking to get deciphered! How is Dr. Leonid Pavel linked to TDKR, well we’ll just have to be patient and wait for more information as it comes in – unless some smarty pants comes along and figures it out. Continue reading
Many of which who are excited for the next Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross collaboration for David Fincher’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo will not have to wait much longer. The full release of the film’s score will be available December 9, but those who are impatient can nab a free six-song sampler of some of the tracks off the new album. Continue reading
Twilight, by far, is not my most favorite fantasy series that has graced this planet, but sometimes when parodies strike they turn something crappy into something spectacular. Now I don’t know the entire details of the complete Twilight Saga, but I’ve gotten a pretty good gist of it through film blogs and plot synopses of the movies. This video that you are about to witness pretty much sums up everything in four amazing seconds. Check it out after the jump. Continue reading
Arguably, The Legend of Zelda is one of the best video game franchises of this known world. More so, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of the best games ever created. Period. When you combine the awesome power of Zelda with the geeking power of those who are enamored with our green tunic wearing hero then all balance is fully restored to the nerdosphere. Continue reading
This video is pretty old in Internet time since it came out this Summer, but there have been a lot of things that I haven’t posted because I just haven’t gotten around to writing about ’em. So if you haven’t seen Saruman (Christopher Lee) from The Lord of the Rings singing Eduard Khill’s infamous “Trololo” then you are in for a real treat. Continue reading
With the impeding release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II and Harry Potter: The Complete Collection coming later this month, I felt it only necessary to make you aware of this amazing fan-made Criterion Collection of all of the Harry Potter films. Patrick Sullivan, a recent graduate of Cooper Union, created for his senior portfolio an amazing design of a complete collection of the Harry Potter films if they were distributed by The Criterion Collection. Go on ahead to see every design and box-set art for his project! Continue reading
Breaking through the static of mainstream horror of all its splatterore porn and “found footage” films is a tough business to be had. One man dared to dream, Michael Dougherty. Today, October 31, 2012, FEARnet brings you a 24-hour marathon of his film Trick ‘r Treat, which I can honestly say is one of the best horror films of the modern era. Continue reading
What could be the next epic trilogy or teen crazed Twilight-like fad, The Hunger Games movie is looking to be a little something of both. The book trilogy, written by Suzanne Collins, and adapted by Gary Ross is set to the tone of a post-apocalyptic world formerly known as North America. Twelve districts annually send out teenagers to fight in a televised battle where only one can survive. Lionsgate has released eight new character posters introducing you to the main cast. Young and old, the cast looks spritely and you can check out all eight posters after the jump. Continue reading
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