ATOM PRESS

ATOMFILMS® ORIGINAL BROADBAND SERIES "HELLHOLES" DEBUTS FINAL EPISODE ON TUESDAY, APRIL 3

SAN FRANCISCO , APRIL 3, 2007 — AtomFilms® is the gateway to Hell! Online visitors are flocking to this hot online destination to view "HellHoles," the AtomFilms original horror-comedy series created by "Project Greenlight" winners Efram Potelle and Kyle Rankin. The series finale can be viewed exclusively on AtomFilms.com on Tuesday, April 3. The direct URL is http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/hellholes_4

"HellHoles" was funded and produced by AtomFilms, a division of Viacom Inc.'s (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B) MTV Networks. This horror-comedy series created by Potelle and Rankin, tells the story of a hapless dork who buys a mobile home for one dollar and the n finds that it's a direct path to Hell. Since the series launch, "HellHoles" has been viewed more that 1.6 million times. Its popularity on the web led to the directors releasing a special Directors Commentary Film — which alone has been viewed almost 35,000 times.

The hilariously hellish series finale concludes when Guy, the professor and the really cute chick who works at the deli take on that freaky devil girl... IN HELL!

Rankin and Potelle have worked with AtomFilms on multiple projects since the 2002 debut of their feature film, The Battle of Shaker Heights (produced through HBO's "Project Greenlight" series.) AtomFilms Studio currently has a dozen new series in production and is accepting pitches for new projects through the AtomFilms site.

About AtomFilms:
AtomFilms is a broadband entertainment network that is unique among online video services, licensing and developing original content in partnership with filmmakers and animators. As pioneering the online video category in 1998, AtomFilms has attracted a loyal audience of millions of users with its consistently outstanding short-form programming. The network compensates filmmakers and animators based on revenues generated from its advertising and distribution businesses, and its payments to creators have totaled millions of dollars. AtomFilms is a service of MTV Networks, following MTV's September 2006 acquisition of Atom Entertainment.