Chain Letter

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Death, evil and fear surround the secret history of chain letters, a few of which have stayed alive across time and generations with terrible warnings that force recipients to ask: If I break the chain, will something bad really happen? Consider the 1978 case of Corey Davis, a prep athlete who laughed when he tossed a chain letter away - until authorities found him dead at the bottom of Lake Tolulemme wrapped in chains like a failed Houdini wannabe, the soggy remains of an ominous chain letter stuffed in his gaping mouth. The crime never was solved. Or what about 17-year-old Talia Curtis, whose face was ripped off when a giant chain fell from a tree as she hurried though a New Jersey park in 1992 sobbing, a forgotten chain letter still tucked in her pocket? Police say the incident left her best friend in the Napa Institution for the Mentally Insane, where she sits all day murmuring, "The letter, the letter�." Some say the most menacing of these letters are descendants of the First Letter, a chain letter passed from Lucifer himself to a Dark Angel in an attempt to forward his Evil to everyone who fails to believe. Fast forward to 2008, and a group of six friends from Carlson High School who receive a mysterious chain letter that moves from their email accounts and text messaging to a creepy little icon that begins haunting their My Space pages. Who knew they should take the threats of these messages seriously? Or that chain letters can kill? As the friends battle the curse or a perpetrator targeting them - how can they know for sure??? - friendships are tested once the ominous message begins killing them in the more gruesome ways imaginable, turning one friend against another, with "rules" that seem impossible to escape: The chain letter must be passed to the person you know best and have seen over the past 24 hours. That person must open the letter. Break the chain and a horrible death awaits you. Beat it and you just might live. Do you pass it on? Does friendship mean anything?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgM6AvqA2KQ

[Roderick Usher]

a chain letter?

eek... I'm terrified

[neverending]

C'mon Rod- you're always saying anything can be scary as long as it's done right!

Nikki Reed is starring in a movie called Chain Letter...
i was watching twilight and i totally remembered that nikki reed is now in a horror movie. well more horror than twilight haha
but yea this isnt a chain letter but the movie seems pretty good you guys should check it out...
but careful u dont want to be caught up in a chain letter

[Elvis_Christ]

Nah, I'll be OK thanks.

[scarecrow666]

A maniac murders teens when they refuse to forward chain mail.:rolleyes: ...................Whatever next.

[Staal]

Seems like a lame plot. Might be some good killings in it tho.

"If you don't forward it, you die"

[scarecrow666]

Yeah. Id glance at it if it does.

has anyone heard of this movie? Nikki Reed filmed it before twilight. i thought her only independent movie was Thirteen. pretty interested of how she was before she got even more famous.

[Roderick Usher]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDG5M...eature=related

Look he has bloody chains... and it's a chain letter movie! Get it?;)

This film looks terrible. I recieve script querries about chain letters at least once a month. I reject every one of them. It is a lowest-common-denominator concept that could only be scary to someone under 12 years-old.

It's like Bigfoot scripts or Shroud of Turin scripts - there are thousands of them circulating around Holllywood at any given time and all of the writers thing thier take is really original.

The problem with Chain Letter films is that NO ONE writes letters anymore and NO ONE believes in supernaturla power of a chain letter, so the entire concept is lame.

If it's email, then it is even worse... what could be less threatening than an email? Or a tweet? Or a myspace message?