Takashi Shimizu, the filmmaker who helped define the J-horror boom with Ju-On: The Grudge, is back with another journey into ...

“A Aldeia dos Oito Túmulos” recebeu o seu primeiro trailer. Este é o novo filme do realizador Takashi Shimizu, um dos ...

Arrow Video has released a new 4K trailer for the Japanese horror classic Ju-On: The Grudge, showcasing the film that sparked a massive global franchise.

"Once you see it, you won't forget..." Arrow Video posted a new 4K re-release trailer for the J-horror classic Ju-On: The Grudge, the original film that kicked off this mega horror franchise. Made by ...

. This haunted house simulator for the Wii may not be deep, lengthy, thought provoking or especially challenging, but it does what it promises. It’ll give you the haunted house experience in your home ...

Japanese horror franchise revolving around a curse born when one person dies with a deep and burning rage. Four films released in this original series from 2000 to 2003, before being rebooted twice ...

At E3 I played Ju-On: The Grudge with magical auto-recharging flashlight batteries. In the game you play as a family member afflicted by the curse and explore haunted areas only carrying a flashlight.

Wii horror JU-ON: The Grudge will release in Europe this fourth quarter, Rising Star said today. This is good news, if you like a scare. This is the game of the film, basically. Press release after ...

Ju-On: The Grudge has a bit of humor included in the horror game by way of two meters that track your bravery and level of fright. UGO got hands-on time with the Wii title and after failing a mission, ...

There's nothing more we like at Digital Spy than a good horror game. We listed our favourites this time last year in our Top Ten Scariest Games feature, which was no easy task thanks to countless ...

It was the late-1990s when Hideo Nakata’s pioneering masterpiece Ringu sparked a global interest in Japanese horror. In the immediate years that followed, movies like Pulse, Dark Water, and One Missed ...

It takes an awful lot to creep me out these days. Having said that, the highest praise I can offer this marvelously outré Japanese horror film is that after viewing it on tape alone in my home one ...