Jack Frost Terrorizes Family in Horror-Themed Adver-Movie

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This seems like a lot of work just to make people aware of the fact you’re a company that comers to your home and fixes your furnace, your leaky pipes and all other forms of home tragedy. But, then again, how much fun would a routine, mundane ad be for a company that comes to your home to fix your furnace, your leaky pipes and any other home malady you might have?

So we guess it’s all good McCann Erickson and Rubber Republic took it upon themselves to create Who’s Going to Stop Jack Frost, a short horror flick that tells the story of a family terrorized by a mysterious Jack Frost. You can view the teaser below and the reveal here January 19.

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