The promotional masterminds behind the remake of cult classic horror film ‘Carrie’ have staged an ingenious telekinetic prank and promotional film video on coffee-shop patrons in NYC. The West Village ‘Snice' café was rigged so that books, tables, chairs and even a person, moved with the push of a remote controller.
The premise of the prank was simple: a girl becomes disgruntled when a fellow customer spills coffee on her. In a fit of rage, she catapults the customer against the wall – using only her mind. Of course, these were both professional actors and stuntmen.
Hidden cameras documented the horrified, stunned and bewildered reactions of the unassuming clientele – most of whom eventually bolt out of the store. The film, starring Chloe Moretz in the title role, is released on October 18th.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Telekinetic Marketing
- A trend of utilizing psychic powers in marketing campaigns can create memorable and unique experiences that can attract more customers.
- Prankvertising
- The rising trend of prank videos for advertising can create a buzz and increase brand awareness among the audience.
- Immersive Promotions
- A trend of creating immersive experiences for promotional campaigns can engage the audience and enhance brand loyalty.
Sectors Adopting This
- Film Industry
- The film industry can utilize telekinetic and prank advertising to create immersive promotional campaigns that can attract more viewers.
- Marketing Industry
- The marketing industry can use the ideas of telekinetic and immersive advertising to create unique and effective promotions that can increase brand awareness and customer engagement.
- Hospitality Industry
- The hospitality industry can adopt unique and engaging promotional campaigns using telekinetic or prank advertising that can attract more customers and enhance the overall customer experience.
