A nostalgic yet unsettling deep dive into bizarre and creepy ’90s commercials that left lasting impressions, with humorous commentary and viewer reactions.

Coca-Cola's UK TV ad campaign for the 2024 holiday season has launched The iconic 'Holidays Are Coming' ad has been recreated using AI Coca-Cola CMO Javiet Mexa says, "we want to bring Holidays ...

Creepy commercials, applying makeup to dead bodies, and putting a very famous jockstrap up for sale. Hollywood's biggest stars have done some pretty weird things to make a buck.

“Not just weird, but creepy”: JD Vance’s stalker moves show the Trump campaign is fully out of ideas As Kamala Harris surges in the polls, Republicans react by trying to drive up the incel vote ...

“This commercial is so creepy,” added Lily Ginny Black. “This gen of kids are getting an ad w/ creepy music & an ASMR sounding voice, while previous gens of kids got ‘I don’t wanna grow up.

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Some ads highlighted how AI helps their products, others used AI to actually make their ads, and at least one poked fun at AI. Then the Minions got involved. Here's a look at the AI-related ads.

Jenna Ortega, who has starred in creepy projects like “Scream VI” and “Wednesday,” was central to Doritos’s horror-tinged Super Bowl 2024 commercial, which also features “Falcon and ...

Artificial Intelligence Criminal enterprise flaunts AI in creepy 'fraud-for-hire' commercial meant for dark web Haywood Talcove, CEO of LexisNexis Risk Solutions' Government Group, told Fox News ...

A series of unsettling real-estate ads offering subterranean living deep beneath Los Angeles—including boards at an actual construction site at Burton Way and Robertson Boulevard in West ...

And complaints over its attempt to ram a surveillance ads business through an LI basis will surely fast follow its latest legal ground switcheroo. But, in the meanwhile, EU users can at least ask ...

SNL as a part of its series of creepy commercials envisions a universe where not only do the Cologuard boxes talk but they enjoy having you "unleash" in them.