That is a really great poster - I've always said, when you get great reviews use 'em. Also amused by the "Enter The Cabin" branding, since b!X and me possibly used that for distributing the posters to get somebody (Lionsgate) to pick up the movie. And by possibly I mean absolutely.

One jarring thing from the website: "Fit guys take note! #babes party bus is heading your way! Rt for a potential rendezvous #cabininthewoods"

gossi | March 29, 14:13 CET

Some mighty awesome artwork be had here!

BlueEyedBrigadier | March 29, 18:04 CET

I just checked the cinemas I know are close to me(in Sweden) and non have Cabin in the woods on their scheduele. I guess I don't have to decide wherther to watch it on the big screen or not, it's been decided for me...

Skytteflickan88 | March 29, 18:17 CET

Going to a screening next week! I am so excited! I need to stay away from spoilers until then.

active | March 29, 19:31 CET

The UK branding thing cracks me the hell up. Hey branding people of the world, I'm available for paid consultations. ;)

[ edited by The One True b!X on 2012-03-29 20:24 ]

The One True b!X | March 29, 20:24 CET

I love the complete lack of irony in the UK marketing campaign's competition. It's as if someone's shown them a cut of the film that somehow has cut out every scene involving Whitford/Jenkins or Fran Kranz. Hope it doesn't deter anyone from going to see what's actually a really clever and subversive film.

Not entering the Twitter competition because I don't want to spam the hell out of my followers...

daylight | March 30, 13:15 CET