I wouldn’t say I’m the biggest horror movie fan. It’s not my favorite genre, but I’m not one of those people who shy away from a horror movie either. I’ve seen all the classics and enjoyed them very much. Sometimes a jump scare hits in ways that nothing else can. But a man has to draw a line somewhere, and for me this resident of demons The 3D billboard I’m going to show you is this line.
The billboard in question was recently installed in Times Square in New York and began to attract attention almost immediately. It features an undead creature similar to Licker breaking its glass envelope and escaping. A viral tweet with the full video it garnered nearly 10 million views and numerous versions have appeared on YouTube. You can see this wicked nightmare in all its grisly glory below …
First of all thanks to whoever designed this 3D billboard. I hate it more than anything in my life right now, but the purpose of advertising is to get attention. I’m sitting here writing a Sunday morning article about this abomination; So, good luck to everyone involved there. However, secondly, what is the approval process like for getting official approval for one of these billboards from the city? I need to know where the line is and why this hasn’t gotten to the banned movie poster or banned TV poster lists.
I have very clear memories of living in Los Angeles 7 to 10 years ago, when Voltage started tearing down billboards with a worm sticking out of someone’s eyeball. She had to look away every time she passed a bus stop. The city has finally put an end to what was overly graphic, but I guess since this creature isn’t jumping into anyone’s orbits, that’s okay. Or maybe good people in New York are supposed to have a higher creep tolerance than those living in Los Angeles?
That said, I would also like to commend everyone involved here for the quality of these images. It’s not easy to design a 3D poster like this, and it’s not easy to design one that’s so bizarre that it draws millions of free views on the internet. Considering how weird I am, this certainly doesn’t make me want to watch the show, but for those who like that kind of thing, I think it would be fine.
New resident of demons TV program, aptly titled resident of demons, arrived on Netflix last week. It has received mostly mixed reviews from critics, but some fans have been slow to warm up a bit, partly due to concerns about the lack of overlap with other voices from the classic franchise. If you think the 3D poster is interesting, you should consider checking it out. However, if you’re anything like me and don’t want to be a part of this poster, I’d consider literally seeing something else.
Source: Cinemablend
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