Viral poster wants to slip you some worm tongue

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

Sofia Black-D'Elia

PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 3 and 4 directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman are bringing us a different kind of horror with their new film VIRAL, and while it doesn't have a release date at the moment (it obviously missed its previously announced February 19, 2016 date), it does have a new poster that you can see below.

I like the coloring and style of this poster, which offers the intriguing and gross image of a parasitic worm sticking out of a mouth and looking like a strange tongue.

Sofia Black-D Elia (pictured above) and Analeigh Tipton star in VIRAL, which has the following synopsis: 

Teenaged sisters Emma and Stacey live a normal life, until their small suburban neighborhood is stricken with a mysterious parasitic virus. As the disease rapidly spreads throughout the town, the two band together to barricade themselves from infection. But it may already to be too late – when the virus enters their home, the sisters are faced with an impossible choice: protect each other, or survive the virus.

We'll keep you update on what's going on with VIRAL and when we'll be able to see it.

Viral poster

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