The Invisible Man movie billboards...

This February The Invisible Man gets a modern and deadly retelling on the big screen and a fantastic, highly visible outdoor marketing campaign to support it.

The new sci-fi horror based on H. G. Wells original 1897 novel and the iconic 1933 film adaptation is written and directed by Leigh Whannell and stars Elisabeth Moss.

Moss plays 'Cecilia Kass', a woman trapped in a violent and controlling relationship by a wealthy, genius scientist (played by Oliver Jackson-Cohen).

One night she escapes with the help of her sister (Harriet Dyer), their childhood friend (Aldis Hodge) and his teenage daughter (Storm Reid).

When her abusive ex seemingly commits suicide and leaves her his vast fortune, Cecilia suspects his death is an elaborate hoax

A series of eerie coincidences turn lethal, threatening those she loves, and her sanity starts to unravel when she becomes convinced she's being hunted by someone nobody can see.

These attention-grabbing billboards for the new movie remake were spied along Lankershim Boulevard, La Brea Avenue, Vine Street, Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Boulevard, La Cienega Boulevard and the Sunset Strip from January 25 to February 13, 2020.

These cleverly designed ad creatives with their fading copy and the extra special sundial billboards casting eerie shadows, really help convey the haunting theme of this science fiction stalker flick.

These ads prove you don't always need imagery to convey your messaging, just cool design and typography (and a stunt billboard or two), like these other copy-only ad campaigns for the movie Love, Simon, these Thirty Seconds to Mars billboards and these Roast Battle billboards.

If these billboards for The Invisible Man give you chills, make sure you don't leave an empty seat next to you in the cinema because you never know what unseen threat may lurk there.

Apple Shot on iPhone 11 Ultra Wide billboards...

One of the great things about new technology is that it can make an amateur photographer feel like a pro.

Take for example the new Ultra Wide feature on Apple's iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro as featured on this new wave of Shot on iPhone billboards.

This imagery shows that you don't need the best photographic equipment to have some fun with your camera, you can just whip it out of your pocket and snap away.

Apparently the Ultra Wide camera captures four times more scene, making for better landscapes and for the ability to capture even more of the occasion you're enjoying.

These Shot in iPhone 11 Ultra Wide billboards were photographed along Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood Boulevard, Beverly Boulevard and Wilshire Boulevard from January 27 to February 4, 2020.

Fans of this outdoor ad campaign can also enjoy all these previous Shot on iPhone billboards from 2015 to date.

What iPhone feature, or product, will Apple show off next do you think? Maybe it'll be their new Apple Arcade gaming zone.

The Call of the Wild movie billboards...

This February one man and his dog answer The Call of the Wild on the big screen and venture out into the sprawling city skyline.

Harrison Ford stars in the adaptation of Jack London's 1903 adventure novel of the same name with man's best friend.

His CGI-created dog companion is named 'Buck', a St. Bernard/Scotch Collie stolen from his Santa Clara, California home and sold to freight haulers in the Yokun around the time of the Klondike Gold Rush in the 1890s.

'John Thornton' and Buck cross paths and embark upon a true adventure into the wilderness together.

These eye-catching billboards for the movie were photographed along La Brea Avenue, Pico Boulevard, Cahuenga Boulevard and Beverly Boulevard from January 28 to February 4, 2020.

Dog lovers can also enjoy these billboards for The Art of Racing in the Rain and these movie billboards for A Dog's Purpose and for A Dog's Journey.

If you're looking for a family-friendly cinematic adventure, then maybe you should answer this call to the box office this month.

Outlander season 5 TV billboards...

If there's one couple that knows how to keep the love alive across the ages, it's the time-traveling 'Frasers' from Outlander.

The time-tossed Scotsman (played Sam Heughan) and WWII nurse (Caitriona Balfe) are back for a fifth season of adventures in Starz historical fantasy series based on Diana Gabaldon's best-selling book series.

As they continue building a life in the early 1770s North Carolina, they must also consider the safety of their grown up daughter 'Brianna' (Sophie Skelton) and her new baby, who maybe safer back in the 1970s, rather than facing the pre-Revolutionary War dangers of America.

These 'Stand for all' billboards were photographed along Ventura Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard from January 25 to February 4, 2020.

Fans of the Starz drama series can also enjoy these previous season promo billboards for Outlander and these screen-worn costumes on display.

This couple has fought through witch trials, jealous love rivals, wars and time itself to be together, so the least you can do for the significant other in your life is to give them some love and affection this weekend.

Love however the FF you want Freeform billboards...

Today we continue this weekend of love with these 'Love however the FF you want' billboards courtesy of Freeform.

The cable channel has certainly been trying to raise its brand profile in recent months, like with these 31 Nights of Halloween billboards and these festive Christmas billboards, and now it's turned its sights on the weeks surrounding Valentine's Day.

You be able to enjoy movie classics and romantic flicks like Splash, Sweet Home Alabama, 10 Things I Hate About You, Pretty in Pink, The Twilight Saga, Endless Love, The Age of Adaline and even an all-new original gay rom-com debuting tonight, The Thing About Harry.

These love hand sign billboards were photographed along the Sunset Strip and Highland Avenue on February 6, 2020.

Plus for another ad creative with a hand heart, make sure you check out this I'm here billboard.

Kudos to Freeform for embracing love in all its forms, however and with whoever you choose to love. After all, love is love is love.

The Photograph movie billboards...

Happy Valentine's Day to all you people out there who love to love.

If you're looking for a special movie to share with your loved one this weekend, maybe The Photograph will answer your romantic cravings over a bucket of popcorn.

Issa Rae stars as the estranged daughter of a famous photographer who finds a photograph tucked away in a safe-deposit box and soon finds herself delving into her mother's early life.

Her investigations leads to a romance with a rising journalist (LaKeith Stanfield) assigned to cover her late mother.

These romantic billboards for the movie written and directed by Stella Meghie were captured along La Brea Avenue, 3rd Street, Cahuenga Boulevard and Highland Avenue from January 25 to February 6, 2020.

Issa Rae fans can also check out these Insecure TV billboards and these Little movie billboards, whilst LaKeith Stanfield admirers can enjoy these Knives Out movie billboards and these Atlanta TV billboards.

As photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt once wisely said, "It is more important to click with people than to click the shutter". Happy clicking.

To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You movie billboards...

This February love is in the air courtesy of Netflix's movie sequel to To All The Boys I've Loved Before.

Yes, love is a battlefield of hashtags when Lana Condor's 'Lara Jean' has to choose between #TeamPeter (Noah Centineo) and #TeamJohn (Jordan Fisher) when another recipient of her old love letters enters the picture.

The first hit 2018 installment in this teen romance film series was based on Jenny Han's 2014 book, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, and this sequel is based on the follow-up 2015 novel, P.S. I still Love You.

This trio of engaging hashtag movie sequel billboards, designed to encourage passersby participation on social media, were photographed along West Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard on February 7, 2020.

Meanwhile this billboard for the first movie rom-com was spotted along Studio City's Ventura boulevard on August 14, 2018.

And just in case you needed some help deciding between the two guys, here's a cheeky bonus Calvin Klein underwear ad featuring Noah Centineo spied above La Cienega Boulevard on August 4, 2019.

Fans of Lana Condor can also enjoy these billboards for Syfy's Deadly Class television adaptation, whilst Jordan Fisher admirers can check him out in these Rent: Live billboards.

Just who will Lara Jean choose, especially as there's still one more book in the trilogy to be adapted?

Have a wonderful Valentine's Day, whoever you choose to spend it with (even if you prefer your own company).