'Cloverfield's Slusho website just came back online.
In the fifteen years since the release of Matt Reaves' Cloverfield, there have been few viral marketing campaigns that have been so easy to get lost in. When the first teaser trailer for the film appeared online in the summer of 2007, it sparked months of internet sleuthing among fans in hopes of finding any information on this entirely unknown and secretly produced film as possible, hunting across a mysterious set of tie-in websites set within the world of Cloverfield.
Cloverfield's initial teaser failed to even confirm the film's title, nor did it feature footage from the finished movie itself — instead using footage created during the early stages of the film purely for the sake of teasing audiences, with this then informing work on the actual film. This was alongside a set of websites which, while not having actually anything to do with the movie at all in terms of plot, dropped information and clues that filled out the world of the upcoming film.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Future of Cloverfield While the "official" website doesn't reveal much - simply giving users to interact with cartoons of the brand's mascots representing the different flavors of the drink - the fact the site is now back online is perhaps the first real indication that development on a new installment into the Cloverfield anthology series is in fact underway - and perhaps one that may connect to the first film.
Much like the mystery surrounding the first film, little is known of the upcoming sequel. For now, audiences can hunt for any clues possible on the Slusho website here.
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