Last month, Mars annouced that it would make
Dark M&M’s, a dark chocolate version of their popular candy, a permanent part of their product line-up. It’s part of an ongoing effort to appeal to the older consumer’s palate. Remember when grown-ups had to content themselves with Toffifay ("It’s too good for kids")?
And what better way to sever the kiddie connection than by associating your brand with horror films? The Dark M&M’s Movie Game challenges you to find 50 "dark movies" hidden in a Hieronymus Bosch-inspired painting. It’s similar to an earlier Virgin game that’s part of their "Exercise Your Music Muscle" campaign. (Thanks to Michael Miller and Chris Portella)
Misha Cornes
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In case you have trouble!!
Alphabetical listing of the answers:
12 Monkeys
39 steps
A Clockwork Orange
Alien
Beatlejuice
Blade
Blue Velvet
Butterfly Effect
Candyman
Children of the Corn
Childs Play
Dark Water
Dead Zone
Eraserhead
Friday the 13th
Halloween
House of Wax
Jaws
Leprechaun
Lost Boys
Nightmare on Elm Street
Piranha
Pitch Black
Psycho
Pumpkinhead
Rear Window
Rosemary’s Baby
Saw
Scream
Seven
Signs
Silence of the Lambs
Sixth Sense
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Birds
The Creature from the Black Lagoon
The Crow
The Fly
The Grudge
The Hills Have Eyes
The Howling
The Invisible Man
The Mummy
The Omen
The Ring
The Shining
The Village
The Wickerman
Twin Peaks
War of the Worlds
Great game. Put’s the mind to work. Good challenge.
why can’t i enlarge the pic to see all of it? Can’t possibly be that many movies in the small space.