If pastel painted eggs, budding flowers and fluffy bunnies are not your cup of tea, then maybe
Phoenix Forgotten can help provide the springtime scares you're looking for.
The movie is the latest found footage horror flick, but this time instead of the supernatural it has a sci-fi twist.
The film is about three local teenagers who set off the investigate the mysterious lights that appeared over
Phoenix, Arizona on March 13, 1997, dubbed the
'Phoenix Lights'.
Based of the real-life sightings of this strange phenomenon, the kids ventured into the desert to investigate and now on the twentieth anniversary of their disappearance, the unseen footage of their expedition and their final hours have been discovered.
The blurry face footage billboards were snapped from March 23 through April 12 along Melrose Avenue, La Brea Avenue, Highland Avenue, La Cienega Boulevard and Westwood Boulevard.
Meanwhile the
'They've been lying to you' follow-up ad creative was first photographed along
La Brea Avenue on March 29, then later above
La Cienega Boulevard on April 12, 2017.
For more shaky cam type horror, make sure you also check out these
TV billboards for The River, these
movie billboards for As Above, So Below and these
Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones movie billboards for starters.
Was it really aliens in flying saucers, or a government conspiracy coverup, just what have they been lying to us all about?
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