Movies like One Missed Call

The Ring offers a chilling experience akin to One Missed Call with its blend of mystery and horror centered around technology. When a cursed videotape is believed to kill the viewer seven days after watching it, reporter Rachel Keller investigates the urban legend, only to find herself in a horrific situation.

Fans of One Missed Call will be drawn to the inescapable dread of Final Destination, where a premonition saves a group of teenagers from a catastrophic accident, only to find that death doesn't like to be cheated.

For an audience that enjoys the blend of technology and horror in One Missed Call, Stay Alive offers a similar thrill. After playing a sinister video game, players begin dying in the same ways their characters die in the game, blurring the lines between game and reality.

Pulse, another remake of a Japanese horror film, shares the tech-centric fear that drives One Missed Call. When a group of college friends discovers a mysterious, otherworldly signal on the internet, they find themselves targeted by vengeful spirits seeking to cross into the real world.

The Uninvited shares thematic elements with One Missed Call, delving into the supernatural with a psychological twist. After a girl is released from a mental institution, she returns home where terrifying events revolving around her mother's death start unfolding.

Shutter takes photography into the realm of the supernatural, akin to One Missed Call's menacing phone theme, where a couple finds increasingly disturbing occurrences involving spirit photography after a tragic accident.

Just like One Missed Call, The Grudge is an American remake of a popular Japanese horror film. It explores the terrifying curse that is born when someone dies in a powerful rage, one that ensnares anyone who encounters it in a series of escalating supernatural events.

In White Noise, the focus shifts from phones to electronic voice phenomena, where the dead communicate from the beyond through radio and TV static. It plays on the same fears as One Missed Call, with modern technology becoming a conduit for the supernatural.