Ju-on: The Grudge (呪怨 / Ju-on) (2002)
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Never quite attains excellence
There's plenty for horror enthusiasts to enjoy about 2002's Ju-on, a Japanese horror film that made a lot of waves around the world upon release and was frequently compared to 1998's Ringu. Directed by Takashi Shimizu, this is a well-made genre offering which provides a handful of thrills and chills within a fascinating narrative framework. It's a stylish ... read more
Sporadically Scary
Although not particularly smart or logic-heavy horror, 2004's "Ju-On: The Grudge" contains a couple of good scares and ends up being a fairly ... read more

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" Kayako Saeki Played by: Takako Fuji From the Ju-on: The Grudge franchise and The Grunge trilogy Known weapons: Known in supernatural terms as an "onryō," or "vengeful spirit," the black-haired and pale Kayako has multiple means for tormenting victims. This goes as far as being able to use her hair as a stabbing weapon. Why you won’t survive: Supernatural entities like Kayako are hard to kill, if at all. She will also follow everywhere. Everywhere."

" Directed by: Takashi Shimizu Produced by: Taka Ichise Written by: Takashi Shimizu Cinematography: Tokusho Kikumura Edited by: Nobuyuki Takahashi Music by: Shiro Sato Distributed by: Pioneer LLC "

"Re-watch - Aug. 30th When I found out Terror Tuesday was screening this I had to go. I never got the chance to see it on the big screen in the past, but I'm here to tell you that it's even more effective that way. The film isn't perfect, but I dig the odd construction of the story and the horror elements really hit the mark every time. And just to keep track of it, this is the first time Terror Tuesday has screened a film made during this century. That was kinda cool."