Ad Love: Scary Stuff.

Happy Halloween, Gals and Ghouls. Ok, I know that was corny.Last weekend, Bacardi unveiled its latest Halloween effort, an immersive haunted house called "Nocturnal Awakening," from Kenzo Digital. Staged inside a party at Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York, the haunted house installation was constructed in just three days and drew roughly 400 attendees.The labyrinth-like experience was meant to be unlike a traditional haunted house, according to Kenzo Digital, the artist, director and founder of the immersive storytelling agency of the same name. It was also a way to create content for the brand. I can't even watch the video, it's so damn scary.[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AifbhAR--0&w=560&h=315]Meanwhile, there's the humorous side, which I prefer.

A Burger King location in Queens, New York, has a lock on best restaurant Halloween costume of 2016 after it dressed up as the ghost of McDonald's—covering itself in billowing white sheets and trolling its rival with a special sign that read: "Booooooo! Just kidding, we still flame grill our burgers. Happy Halloween."

The stunt was limited to the single BK location at 92-85 Queens Blvd. But BK corporate is clearly involved, as the brand has posted a video  of the "Scariest BK" to its YouTube channel. This was worth a keke:

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Happy Halloween!