Who will explain what the Japanese ghost film A Missed Call 1 actually says? I have no idea!

It's just an infinite cycle of death curse.

At the beginning of the film, two women who are eating in a restaurant go to the toilet, and one of them receives a short message from herself in the future (I remember it should be the next night), which contains several chats and the last scream. Two girls are a little concerned, subconsciously don't want to think about it, just go away. Unexpectedly, the girl who received the text message later really died and sent a text message. When the hostess attended the girl's funeral, she heard some female high school students talking about the curse of death. Later, her friends were cursed and died one after another, so the hostess decided to investigate the matter. During this period, the hostess herself received a curse message and got to know the man who was also investigating the curse because of her sister's death. Together, they found that the origin of the curse was a single-parent family, and the mother's eldest daughter often abused her sister. Afterwards, she coaxed her with a piece of red maltose. Later, my mother knew the truth. In order to protect her youngest daughter, she ignored her eldest daughter with asthma and left her to fend for herself. When her eldest daughter died, she turned her resentment into a curse and spread it through text messages.

The content is roughly like this, but for the sequel, the film ends with a far-fetched curse that has not been lifted. The woman possessed, killed the man, and promoted the source of this death curse. You will understand this part when you watch the second movie.

Speaking of the early days of this movie, it's still very good, but at the end of each movie, there must always be a nondescript setting for the next one, which is so lame!