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WantedList.com Offers "Kill Girl Kill" Contest

LOS ANGELES – WantedList.com has announced its "Kill Girl Kill" contest, named after the latest movie from director Eon McKai and VCA Pictures.

"We were very excited to get involved with Eon and VCA on this project," Anh Tran, co-founder of WantedList.com, said. "Eon's movies talk to and turn on a whole new generation of adult consumers."

Prizes include more than $2,000 worth of DJ gear (including two Technics "Wheels of Steel" turntables, a DJ mixer, DJ headphones and a DJ turntable case with a custom "Kill Girl Kill" logo painted on the lid), plus complimentary WantedList.com memberships.

Fans can also win apparel worn by "Kill Girl Kill" stars Gia Jordan and Kurt Lockwood from designer Death Goes Publik as well as t-shirts from Zeroboutique.

For more information, visit www.KillGirlKill.com.

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