FilmCrave's Movie Addiction is Out of Control

Filmcrave's new features will prove to be more addicting than ever. The award winning movie social network expands to give their members more of what they want.

Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) March 19, 2008 -- FilmCrave launches a host of new features that they promise to be "more addicting than ever." The already addicting community for movie lovers is adding more of everything: more movie lists, more movie trailers, more DVDs, and more ways for members to interact with one another.

This is bad news for the members who are already hooked on FilmCrave, but could be even worse for the millions of un-expecting people whose curiosity may get the best of them. "Members spend hours writing movie reviews and making crazy movie lists to share with their friends. Now they can do even more on the site," says the tired, bloodshot eyed, co-founder Josh Collins. He admits he has a movie problem.

What started out as a few modifications and enhancements has now turned into dozens of new movie lists and a host of other features. Co-founder and developer Nick Barry says, "Once we started adding in new features, we couldn't stop. I just hope our members will understand we are just giving them what they're asking for."

Co-founder Alex Olson admits that the success is in the details. "Many people think that all lists are the same. I used to believe that too, until I heard otherwise from our members." The small details that are found in the new features are the basis in which FilmCrave was founded upon. This is evident in the site's early success.

After opening their innovative movie social network for business in August 2007, FilmCrave has been well received by members and critics alike; recently winning the national "2007 Open Web Awards: Judge's Choice for Best Niche Social Network" by industry leader Mashable.com. Will critics say the FilmCrave crew has gone too far this time around, or will they fall prey to the movie addiction too?

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