NEW YORK (MYFOXNY) -
A marketing agency promoting the new horror movie, 'Devil's Due,' apparently thought it would be funny to freak out New Yorkers by rigging a stroller with a remote-controlled demonic baby.
The prank was video taped and posted toYouTube as 'Devil Baby Attack.' The clip had more than seven million views in its first day.
Over and over again, unsuspecting pedestrians approach the stroller after hearing a baby's cries. Suddenly, the 'baby' sits upright and screams. Other times it shoots out what appears to be vomit.
Some people react by screaming, running away and even falling down.
In one scene, a man who appears to be sweeping the street stares right back at the 'baby.'
'Devil's Due,' about a husband who notices his pregnant wife's changing body has a sinister source, opens in theaters on Friday.
It stars Zach Gilford as 'Zach McCall,' the father of the possible anti-Christ.
Saturday, December 6 2014 11:34 PM EST2014-12-07 04:34:05 GMT
Police say a Long Island man tried to use stolen bank account information to buy thousands of dollars worth of items in Bloomingdales. They say 25-year-old Michael Richards of Elmont went into the Garden City store and tried to buy $18,000 worth of gift cards and a pair of jeans with a Visa debit card that had been re-encoded with stolen account information.
Police say a Long Island man tried to use stolen bank account information to buy thousands of dollars worth of items in Bloomingdales. They say 25-year-old Michael Richards of Elmont went into the Garden City store and tried to buy $18,000 worth of gift cards and a pair of jeans with a Visa debit card that had been re-encoded with stolen account information.
Saturday, December 6 2014 11:30 PM EST2014-12-07 04:30:14 GMT
The Reverend Al Sharpton has announced there will be a march against police violence in Washington DC.That march is set to take place Saturday December 13th. Meanwhile, Eric Garner's family called for justice after a grand jury's decision not to indict a New York City cop in the death of Garner.
The Reverend Al Sharpton has announced there will be a march against police violence in Washington DC.That march is set to take place Saturday December 13th. Meanwhile, Eric Garner's family called for justice after a grand jury's decision not to indict a New York City cop in the death of Garner.
Saturday, December 6 2014 6:15 PM EST2014-12-06 23:15:51 GMT
Suffolk County Police are investigating an incident in North Bay Shore during which a man struck and killed a North Amityville man while stealing the victim's car. Dionel Ramirez parked his Hyundai in the parking lot of 7-Eleven, located at 148 Pine Aire Drive, and left the vehicle running with the door open at approximately 5:45 a.m. Ramirez was picking up excess food to bring to a soup kitchen when a man entered his vehicle and attempted to drive away.
Suffolk County Police are investigating an incident in North Bay Shore during which a man struck and killed a North Amityville man while stealing the victim's car. Dionel Ramirez parked his Hyundai in the parking lot of 7-Eleven, located at 148 Pine Aire Drive, and left the vehicle running with the door open at approximately 5:45 a.m. Ramirez was picking up excess food to bring to a soup kitchen when a man entered his vehicle and attempted to drive away.
Saturday, December 6 2014 3:11 PM EST2014-12-06 20:11:55 GMT
The Pentagon says the remains of a New York City soldier missing from the Korean War have been identified and are being returned for burial on Long Island.
The Pentagon says the remains of a New York City soldier missing from the Korean War have been identified and are being returned for burial on Long Island.
Friday, December 5 2014 11:38 PM EST2014-12-06 04:38:36 GMT
Demonstrators staged several symbolic "die-ins" at major stores in Manhattan on a third straight night of protests over the grand jury's decision to not indict a white cop in the chokehold death of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man. Protesters gathered in Columbus Circle then marched to the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue where they lay on the floor for a few minutes.
Demonstrators staged several symbolic "die-ins" at major stores in Manhattan on a third straight night of protests over the grand jury's decision to not indict a white cop in the chokehold death of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man. Protesters gathered in Columbus Circle then marched to the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue where they lay on the floor for a few minutes.
Friday, December 5 2014 9:40 PM EST2014-12-06 02:40:16 GMT
Columbia football coach Pete Mangurian resigned Friday with a 21-game losing streak and amid reports about a letter that accused him of abusive coaching tactics. Mangurian was 3-27 in three seasons at the Ivy League school, including 0-10 this year, and the university had previously hired a consultant to review the program.
Columbia football coach Pete Mangurian resigned Friday with a 21-game losing streak and amid reports about a letter that accused him of abusive coaching tactics. Mangurian was 3-27 in three seasons at the Ivy League school, including 0-10 this year, and the university had previously hired a consultant to review the program.
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