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Cliff Freeman and Partners has not eased up on the out-there humor for online computer retailer Outpost.com.
The agency’s first campaign for the client featured memorable but sadistic images of gerbils as cannon fodder and toddlers being tattooed. Those ads sported the tag, “The cool place to buy cool stuff on the Internet.”
The new work has the feel of the low-budget horror flicks that once lurked beneath Hollywood’s Golden Era, complete with bad lighting, over-the-top acting and dismal special effects.
The first of three spots, which breaks today, opens on the lab of a mad scientist who is about to imbue his creation, “Rhinoman,” with life.


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