The new Ridley Scott-directed Russell Crowe-Leonardo DiCaprio movie is based on the 2007 novel by Washington Post scribe David Ignatius. While the film is in theaters now, we want to give our fantastically literate readers copies of either the paperback book or the audio book that the movie was based on. In addition, because we are not stingy fellows, we have a T-shirt from the movie (XL) and a poster to give you as well.
Just fill out the form below and we will randomly pick a winner on Monday, Oct. 27. Open to residents of the U.S. 13+.
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If you live anywhere in the United States, here is your chance to win a prize package for the new horror movie “The Ruins.” Just enter your name, address, and email below and we will pick eight lucky winners at random to receive one of the eight prize packages.
Each prize pack includes:
- Either a book (or audio book) of Scott Smith’s novel “The Ruins.” The movie is based on this terrifying book, of which Steven King said, “It’s the trappings of horror and suspense that will make the book a best seller, but its claim to literature lies in its unflinching naturalism.”
- A mini-poster for the film
- Some stickers
- A temporary tattoo
Entries must be received by Monday April 14. The contest is over. Thanks for entering!
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