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Congratulations to the winner of our giveaway for the DVD of The Caller, starring Rachelle Lefevre:

Lena Jones

If you didn’t win, keep in mind that The Caller is now available on DVD. Here it is on Amazon.

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Rachelle Lefevre stars with True Blood‘s Stephen Moyer in the scary thriller The Caller. The film hits DVD tomorrow, October 4! In celebration, we are giving away a copy of the DVD to one of our lucky readers!

Troubled divorcee Mary Kee (Rachelle Lefevre, Twilight) is tormented by a series of sinister phone calls from a mysterious woman. When the stranger implies that she’s calling from the past, Mary tries to break off contact. But the caller doesn’t like being ignored, and looks for revenge in a unique and terrifying way. Also starring Stephen Moyer (HBO’s “True Blood”).

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1) Fill in your name and email address in the form below. This contest is for U.S. residents only. (For everyone else, stay tuned for more of our international contests).

2) Please only enter ONE TIME. Multiple entries will be void.

3) DVD provided by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

4) Contest ends at 10pm PT on Tuesday, October 4. Winner will be announced by October 5.

CONTEST HAS ENDED. THANKS!

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Rachelle Lefevre’s film The Caller hits shelves on DVD next Tuesday, October 4! Here is the cover of the DVD plus some new stills!

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Rachelle Lefevre has designed a shoe for The 2011 Stuart Weitzman Canadian Celebrity Shoe Auction. The proceeds from the sale of her shoe will benefit Ovarian Cancer Canada.

Head over here to read about the auction and to make a bid!

True Blood’s Stephen Moyer has nothing but high praise for Rachelle Lafevre in The Caller. He explained to Collider.com:

I had no real knowledge of Rachelle, going into the job, so I didn’t really know who I was going to be meeting. But, oh my god, she came in and was so unbelievably committed and driven. It was amazing! I watched the film and thought, “F–k!” The audience is just with her from that first moment, right until the end. You really care about her, and you’re also thinking, “Is she out of her mind? Is she bi-polar? Is this real? It feels real!” I really think she makes you go through the gamut of emotions. It’s an astonishing performance. I really think this should propel her to a completely different place. I thought she was mesmerizing. It’s just a wonderful performance.

Read the complete article HERE.

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I’m not the scary movie type, so I will NOT be watching this!

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In a new interview with Shockya, Rachelle Lefevre talks about her latest film The Caller.

Shockya (SY): ‘The Caller’ tells the story of your character, Mary Kee, who is tormented by a series of phone calls from a stranger, Rose, who reveals she’s calling from the past. Why does Mary almost readily accept the fact that Rose really is calling from 25 years ago?

Rachelle Lefevre (RL): She doesn’t readily accept it, she doesn’t actually accept it at all, and that’s when the problems start. Mary is being harassed by the phone calls. In the beginning, it doesn’t really start out that way. She thinks it’s a wrong number. Then Rose says something that catches her attention, about Mary’s own problems. They sort of start to bond over life and their own difficulties. They have these conversations with a complete stranger, and start this bizarre relationship, based on Mary’s need to connect with someone after her abusive relationship (with her ex-husband Steven, played by Ed Quinn). It’s only when Rose says that she’s calling from the past that Mary really, really wants her to stop calling, and that’s when the harassment begins, because Mary doesn’t believe her.

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Troubled divorcee Mary Kee is tormented by a series of sinister phone calls from a mysterious woman. When the stranger reveals she’s calling from the past, Mary tries to break off contact. But the caller doesn’t like being ignored, and looks for revenge in a unique and terrifying way

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Shocktilyoudrop has got the drop on the new trailer for psychological horror thriller “The Caller,” and it looks to be a doozie. The time-warping, “Donnie Darko”-esque plot concerns a young, divorced woman named Mary Kee (Rachelle Lefevre) who moves into a new apartment only to become the target of a series of harassing phone calls… from the past!

The “Caller” in question doesn’t like being ignored, and the mysterious woman begins to taunt her with sneaky tricks done in the past which effect the future and quite possibly skew into an alternate timeline.

Mary is aided by a college professor named John (Stephen Moyer), who claims to understand her trippy situation implicitly with the all-purpose “I’m a Trekkie!” defense.

Having “True Blood” star Moyer and former “The Twilight Saga” star Lefevre on board means a double dose of vampire sexiness, and to top it off with “Boogie Nights” badass Luis Guzmán as some sort of weird gardener and you’ve got a recipe for awesome.