Review of When a Stranger Calls (2006) by Ann Hornaday for Washington Post — 02 Jun 2011
When a Stranger Calls never manages to convey the primal, almost atavistic terror that has earned John Carpenter's movies and the "Scream" franchise their places in the teen horror canon. The most lasting psychological effect of this pulp non-classic will most likely be limited to a deep pathological fear of Architectural Digest.
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This review of When a Stranger Calls (2006) was written by Ann Hornaday and published by Washington Post on 02 Jun 2011.
When a Stranger Calls has generally received mixed reviews.
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