Movie trailer fails to get the publicity it wanted
MUSKOGEE — A cryptic Internet message to promote a locally made horror movie got the kind of reaction Orson Welles might have appreciated.
The end came quickly this week for Shawnee -based Outsiders Productions ' strategy to use the YouTube video site to market the premiere of its new horror film, "A Beautiful Day.”
The short, apocalyptic film was to debut April 25 at Muskogee's Bare Bones Internatio...
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