Realeased on DVD on 13 August 'The Messengers' is a tense and terrifying film about a family who move to a spooky old house in the country and we're offering you the chance to spend two nights at a real-life haunted house on Elvey Farm.
One lucky winner and their guest will win a two night stay in the Canterbury Suite complete with four-poster bed, contemporary wet room, private living room - plus its own secret garden with hot tub.
For a chance to win this fantastic prize simply answer the following question:
Name another film The Messenger's Kristen Stewart has starred in
Think you know the answer - Click here to enter
Closing date for the competition is Friday 31st August 2007.
Good luck!
Located in the Kent countryside, people have been staying at Elvey Farm since 1406 and legends abound.
For the adventurous, there are ghost walks through the most haunted village in England, and for the curious, there are stories whispered in pubs, shadows glimpsed through the fog.
Visit Elvey Farm's old dairy, where the ghost of highwayman Robert Du Bois seeks revenge for his murder ? and find out why TV's Most Haunted met their match in the Screaming Woods. Staying at Elvey Farm is like stepping back in time. It's easy to see why Pluckley was chosen as the location for ITV's Darling Buds of May.
Timeless Oast Houses, ancient woods and rolling hills surround this medieval farmstead.
Spend the day exploring the bridleways and footpaths that run through this magical setting before watching the sun set from the terrace, with only a glass of champagne and the sheep for company.
Then enjoy a soak in Elvey's brand new stylish bathrooms, or watch a DVD in your own private living room.
Finish the night off with a bubbling sizzling hot tub amongst the flowers in your own secret garden, before climbing into your four poster bed. Whether you come to Elvey for the ghosts or for some peace and quiet, you'll be charmed by this relaxing spell-binding farm.
'The Messengers' is set on Solomon Farm - where what goes bump in the night happens by day, tranquillity is the haven for terror, and the harbingers of doom are gravely underestimated.
After two tough years in Chicago, the Solomon family retreats to a desolate sunflower farm in North Dakota.
The calm that farm life brings them is shattered when 16-year-old Jess and her 2-year-old brother Ben begin to see nightmarish apparitions, visions that nobody else can see.
Jess must battle with forces from beyond the grave in a desperate bid to save her family and prove her sanity.
Here the ghost genre is turned inside out, influenced and enhanced in large part by directors Danny and Qxide Pang's real life brush with the paranormal, and you can experience the fear for yourself with the eagerly anticipated DVD release.
For more information on Elvey Farm, click below
http://www.elveyfarm.co.uk/
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