Win The Oxford Murders movie poster, plus Donkey Punch, Severance and Life Before Her Eyes on DVD |

Elijah Wood’s The Oxford Murders will be available on VOD, Xbox Live, Playstation, Amazon and Vudu this Friday, July 2nd and then opens in theaters on August 6th. To celebrate The Oxford Murders’ release, FilmFetish is giving away a Movie Prize Pack that includes:

A full-size poster signed by writer/director Álex de la Iglesia
The Magnolia DVD titles Donkey Punch, Severance and The Life Before Her Eyes

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I’ll be running The Oxford Murders contest through Friday, July 23, 2010.

More about The Oxford Murders

When an elderly woman is viciously murdered in Oxford, her body is discovered by two strangers whose lives are immediately changed forever: Arthur Seldom (John Hurt), a prestigious professor of logic, and Martin (Elijah Wood), a young graduate student who has just arrived at the university hoping to be Seldom’s pupil.

It quickly becomes clear that hers is the first in a series of increasingly bizarre murders, with each victim’s corpse marked by strange symbols. Professor and student join forces to try and crack the code, setting into motion an elaborate game with the killer with ever-increasing stakes. As Martin gets closer to the facts, he grows increasingly unhinged from his grasp on the world around him.

Based on Guillermo Martinez’s award-winning novel, The Oxford Murders is an edgy and intelligent thriller from cult-favorite director, Álex de la Iglesia (La Comunidad, 800 Bullets, El Crimen Perfecto). The film also stars Leonor Watling, Julie Cox, Jim Carter, Alex Cox, Burn Gorman, Dominique Pinon, Anna Massey, Danny Sapani, Alan David, Tim Wallers, James Weber-Brown, Ian East, Charlotte Asprey and Tom Frederic.