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Cast: Renji Ishibashi, Kazue Fukiishi, Anna Nagata
Director: Takashi Miike
Genre: Horror, Mystery
Release Date: 2003.11.3 (Tokyo International Film Festival), 2003.12.5 (Sitges Film Festival), 2004.1.17
MPAA Rating: R
Screen Writer: Minako Daira
Runtime: 112 minutes
Studio: Kadokawa-Daiei Eiga K.K.

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review by ryguy4738. April 04, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

Ghosties, phantom phone-calls, and candy that pops outta your mouth when you die. Yay, writing!

** out of **** Here is a film that was almost on the good side of decent, but staggered right from the start. This causes the admittedly ambitious premise to go to nigh complete waste, and this also causes Takashi Miike's "One Missed Call" to come a bit short when it comes to scares, entertainment, story, characters, or anything, for the matter. Yet, this is not quite a bad film. It's about a mysterious phone-call that people keep getting. The voice … more

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review by rbuchanan. September 25, 2011

One Last Draw

One can feel the J-Horror bubble burst while viewing this. A fine plot is poorly advanced by its derivative premise: college kids receive voicemail recordings via cell phone of their own impending deaths, all of which inevitably occur. This film's first act advances dully as useless characters are predictably dispatched, and only becomes intriguing as it approaches the source of this mayhem - a deceptively simple instance of familial abuse. Those first plodding forty … more

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review by woopak_the_thrill. November 23, 2009

posted in ASIANatomy

Takashi Miike's Japanese Horror Original That Says Cell Phones Can be Hazardous To One's Health!

Cult horror favorite Takashi Miike takes on a more mainstream J-horror movie with “ONE MISSED CALL” (aka. Chakushin Ari, 2003) and yes, the film is a little different from Miike’s other films such as the brilliant “Audition” and the unnervingly almost satiric “Visitor Q”; “One Missed … more

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review by liago4. February 18, 2008

posted in Movie Hype

Man Is This Girl Crazy

Every time I hear that America is redoing any film I automatically know that I have to see the original first. I'm not hating on my own country but hey, they don't always get it right. So when I saw the preview for One Last Call I seriously thought that maybe this could quite possibly be one of the dumbest movies ever made. If you think about it the movie is like the little girl from "The Ring" has become lord of the cell phones. You can't lie and say that it doesn't sound like that but hey sometimes … more

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