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Win a copy of One Missed Call!

By M&C News Apr 9, 2008, 16:40 GMT

One Missed Call is coming to DVD on April 22nd from Warner Home Video, and M&C’s giving away three copies! Remake of the Japanese horror hit

Remake of the Japanese horror hit "One Missed Call." The story follows a college student who fails to answer a cell phone call because she doesn't recognize the caller's ringtone. Later, when she plays the message, the time stamp is three days in the future and she hears her own voice as she's being murdered. It happens to one. Then another. And another. College students discover eerie voicemail messages on their cell phones. Each call comes from the near future. Each call has the chilling voice of the student during his or her last moments alive. And each call comes true. Terror is One Missed Call away in this got-your-number shocker based on the hit Japanese thriller Chakushin ari. Does the viral spree of calls have a single source? Is there something that links the victims? Psych student Beth Raymond (Shannyn Sossamon) and detective Jack Andrews (Ed Burns) scramble for answers. And they’re working fast. Because Beth just discovered an ominous message.

To enter, contestants need to provide a name and e-mail address. Upon notification of winning, contestants will have five days to reply with the name and address of where their prize should be sent. Sorry, but this competition is open to residents of the USA only (PR Companies can not ship prizes outside the U.S.). One Missed Call is now available for pre-order at Amazon. As of yet, there is not a release date for the UK. Visit the DVD database for more information. Click Here to enter to win a copy of the DVD!

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