Touted as the mutant offspring of Twin Peaks and Razorback, Chaw, out on DVD on the 1^st March via Optimum Home Entertainment, is a creature feature like no other. There are no sharks here, no alien predators, no creatures from the black lagoon, no, no no. What there is though is a man-eating, decidedly angry wild boar, two metres long and with an unquenchable appetite for human flesh.

After foolishly scribbling “anywhere� on his transfer application form, Seoul-based cop Kim Kang-soo (Tae-woong Eom) finds himself moved down to the sleepy, supposedly “crime-free� village of Semeri in South Korea where the mutilated remains of a young girl have been found. The local police assume it’s a grisly homicide, but a legendary hunter in the region, Chun Il-man, is convinced the deaths are the work of a man-eating boar and so he and Kim head into the forests to catch the beast.

The latest entry in the emerging new wave of Korean cinema, Chaw follows in the footsteps of The Host; darkly humorous and equally terrifying, if you’re brave enough, we have three copies of the DVD up for grabs. All you have to do is answer the following question correctly:

A wild boar is a species of what animal?

a)     Pig

b)     Aardvark

c)      Alpaca

Email your answer, your name and contact telephone number to  soundscreenfilm@gmail.com Closing date for all entries 1^st March 2010.