着信あり · One Missed Call
| Network | TV Asahi |
|---|---|
| Broadcast | 14 Oct 2005 – 16 Dec 2005 |
| Episodes | 10 Episodes |
| Viewership | — |
| Fan score | 8.0 from 5 reviews |
Yumi (Rei Kikukawa), a writer of a science magazine witnesses a mysterious death of a high school girl who received a gone missed callh from her own cell phone, two weeks in the future. More disturbing is the message: the sound of her own screams! Yumi summons up the courage to delve into the terrifying mystery and find summons up the courage to delve into the terrifying mystery and find out who or what is killing the victims.
Synopsis: TV Asahi
| 10 | 1 | |
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| 9 | 2 | |
| 8 | 1 | |
| 7 | 0 | |
| 1–6 | 1 |
MonsterZero65 · 2010
Kikukawa Rei was awesome. I liked this every bit as much as the movie which I enjoyed. The story held up well and kept a good pace. I thought it was thrilling and entertaining. Great for Horror/Sci-Fi genre fans.
doublemask · 2008
The only thing good about it was the mystery, which only lasted until the 5th episode. After that, it fell apart. Acting wise, below average. Don't bother. Watch the first few episodes, then read the episode summaries for the rest.
sadacori · 2007
Though I originally thought this was a horror drama, this is more like a murder mystery surrounding the unexplained deaths of a few students. These deaths were triggered by an eerie ringtone that signifies a missed call. The phone message is a recording of the few seconds before the person dies, screams and all.
Enter Detective Sendo and Yumi, a sci-fi magazine writer/employee. They pair up to find out what is causing the murders and how they can prevent it from happening.
The body count is high in this drama and there are lots of cheap scares that reminded me of Ringu and my fear of long-haired Japanese girls (heh). And just when you think the mystery is solved, many other twists come your way.
