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 ...

The Grudge (90 minutes, at area theaters) is rated PG-13, which is a scandal, since its intensity and unpleasantness and love of disturbing imagery, though short of gore, are too intense for most ...

A new red-band trailer for "The Grudge" reboot movie has dropped, and it's not for the faint of heart thanks to all the blood, guts and gore.

For connoisseurs of the “Grudge” series, the brief prelude of this fourth installation links it to the ones that came before. Everybody else, good luck making that connection. Other tha… ...

The original Japanese horror movie series kept going while hollywood made The Grudge and The Grudge 2. Now 2020’s The Grudge has a new story with new victims, but the same old curse.

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

The Grudge is back — again, with a new version of the 2002 horror movie, Ju-On (The Grudge), set to arrive early next year. The 2002 film, directed by Takashi Shimizu, took place in Japan, as ...

The Ring was the first major Japanese horror remake in the States, but The Grudge deserves credit for staying true to its Japanese origins.

The “Ju-On” movies are among the most influential and prolific horror franchises of the last 30 years, but good luck trying to watch them all. Created by Takashi Shimizu, they tell the story ...

If you're looking for a competent horror movie, sure. If you want something as good as the first two American "Grudge" movies, no. There was potential here, but it never got fully realized.

Releasing a horror movie in the first month of the year is often an indicator that a studio knows it might have a disappointment on its hands, a trend which looks to be proving itself true with ...

In nearly every supernatural horror movie, the residents of a haunted home begin to experience somewhat mundane anomalies, all of which build to a crescendo of horrifying experiences, with the ...