‘The Grudge’: Film Review A reboot of a remake of a film that wasn't all that scary to begin with, the new version of 'The Grudge' conjures nothing but the dregs of J-horror.

Horror sequel "The Grudge" is too dull to hold anything against it The good news for "The Grudge": There's nothing egregious awful or particularly bad to inspire F-word laden vitriol, much less ...

As a film, The Grudge is not the apex of horror; indeed, it’s not even the best J-horror remake of the 2000s — to me, that honor goes to Gore Verbinski’s introspective The Ring.

Some Pokémon have randomly dark and sad backstories, and this particular Pokémon's origins are so dark that it would fit a ...

The 2004 American remake of The Grudge helped usher in a deluge of Asian horror film remakes, getting in on the ground floor in a massive trend for the horror genre. Another remake of the original ...

Following the reveal of its poster last week at New York Comic Con, the teaser imade for next year’s The Grudge has made its way online, embracing the iconography of its predecessors in hopes of ...

Producer Sam Raimi delivers the latest incarnation of Takashi Shimizu's horror staple "The Grudge," with Andrea Riseborough, John Cho and Lin Shaye.

The red-band trailer for The Grudge is here. The movie is the latest entry in the horror franchise, about a terrible curse that is passed along like a virus. The series started with a series of ...

The Grudge--also known as Ju-On--was one of the key movies in the wave of Japanese horror of the 2000s. There have been no fewer than 12 Japanese movies and four American versions to date, the ...

'The Grudge' attempts to revive/reboot the U.S. version of the venerable J-Horror series — but it's all jump-scares and hot air. Our review.

When people turn out in droves for a scary movie with a modest budget and a catchy concept, a franchise is born. Even though “The Grudge,” released two years ago, seemed like a pretty self ...

20 years later, The Grudge remains the scariest J-horror remake, a landmark horror film that traumatized and, as it turns out, defined an entire generation.