One Missed Call

One Missed Call 1 + 2
$14.95
Contains the manga for the two films One Missed Call and One Missed Call 2. It's like somebody took the storyboard from each film, added text balloons, and called it manga. That's how painstakingly unoriginal it is.

One Missed Call [Blu-ray]
$37.15

One Missed Call 2 Double-Disc Special Edition
$29.95
If you've seen the first one the second pretty much follows the standard storyline, with the ghost killing people through their cellphones and than going after the other people on the murdered persons call list and repeating the cycle over again. While it has some scares from the ghost it seems to follow the lines of previous j-horror ghost like the ring and Grudge almost so expect to fell a sense of deja vu when you see the ghost scenes in the movie. The picture quality and effects were pretty good and the acting for the cast was decent as well, the english dubbed cast did their roles pretty good as well so no complaints on those fronts. So if you're looking for another j-horror movie than give this one a peek to see if it's for you and while there is a third movie I say pass that one over as after seeing the third movie it just didn't seem worth keeping...

One Missed Call Pack
$39.95
like the other reviewer said, part 2 wasnt actually done my Takashi Miike, but surprisingly its almost as good as 1, and still better than the remake, not to mention much more crisp picture quality than part 1.

very similar to the ring or the grudge in theory. basically you get a mysterious call on your phone, and whoever answered this call dies shortly after, but it delves much deeper into the situation as the movie goes on. lots of good creepy moments and a generally strong horror atmosphere. in my opinion, One Missed Call is the difinitive J-Horror ghost story, of course, i may just be biased considering the director is Miike, and i absolutely love Ichi the Killer and Gozu.