Movie posters can be a really interesting form of art, and in this case, they have a terrifying hidden option. Created by Demian Conrad for the Underground Film & Music Festival of Lausanne, these red-hued movie posters have scary faces hidden in them.
To see their darker side, you need to wear special red glasses; the images appear side by side above. These terrifying movie posters will definitely get people excited about cinema.
Implications - Demian Conrad's movie posters demonstrates the measures that Hollywood is taking to make their products even more appealing. The integration of 3D technology and IMAX has enhanced the movie viewing pleasure. The movies sell themselves, so the best way to up the ante on advertising would be the use of viral online marketing and creating posters such as this for a more interactive experience.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Terrifying Movie-poster Parodies
- The use of hidden images and interactive elements in movie posters to create a more immersive experience.
Where This Applies
- Film
- Film studios can incorporate hidden elements in their posters to generate buzz and intrigue among moviegoers.
- Advertising
- Ad agencies can explore the use of interactive and viral marketing campaigns to engage audiences in a more unique and memorable way.
- Art
- Artists can experiment with incorporating hidden elements in their artwork to create a sense of mystery and intrigue.
