Unless you count plastic, comically oversized bodily features, and screaming children, there’s not much connecting the Barbie movie with Osgood Perkins’ new darkly satanic horror film, Longlegs. Despite their wildly disparate themes, they are connected by a clever, well-planned marketing campaign.
A few weeks prior to its release, The Seattle Times published a mysterious code reminiscent of the Zodiac Killer.
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