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The Amityville Horror has nothing on the folks in new radio spots for Streetmail.com, an online news site targeting small communities in 55 markets. Trone Advertising created the offbeat ads.
“Hey, Darren, when did you decide to put the house on the market?” asks a suburbanite in one spot.
“Oh, right about the time we found that portal to hell in the basement, Bill,” comes the affable reply.
“Andy, why are you and James leaving?” Bill queries.
“Well, once the walls started bleeding, it didn’t go with the decorum,” the neighbor explains.
Bodies in the swimming pool sent the Sheltons packing, a rain of frogs is bugging somebody else and paranormal ectoplasmic manifestations are plaguing the neighborhood.
Though most residents have kept ahead of the creepy curve through Streetmail.com,
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