Last week, it was widely reported that the new teaser for Quentin Tarantino's next movie, The Hateful Eight, would only be screened before Sin City: A Dame to Kill For — but lo and behold, the Hateful Eight teaser has already "leaked" online:
Why the scare quotes? Because this allegedly leaked teaser has been on the internet since Wednesday, and it hasn't been taken down yet. Because this is the only video that its poster, "tone farg," has ever posted to YouTube. And because the whole "leaked teaser" story has the whiff of something that was carefully engineered by a marketing team to go viral.
In any case — hey, new Quentin Tarantino teaser. Enjoy.
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