Two decades since it was first released and Takashi Shimizu's Ju-On: The Curse still continues to maintain its cold, creepy grip on horror fans around the world. Considered by many a modern horror ...

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Though it's been two decades since it was released, Takashi Shimizu's Ju-On: The Curse continues to hold sway in the field of horror. The work would go on to inspire a new generation of filmmaking, as ...

The popular "Ju-On" franchise, also known as "The Grudge," is getting a television adaption on Netflix. Netflix subscribers are in for a horrifying surprise. The long-running “Ju-On” franchise, also ...

Ju-On: Origins episode four spoilers follow, and they're extremely gruesome – anyone who doesn't like full-on gory and distressing horror, turn back now. Two decades have passed since Takashi Shimizu ...

Last week, a new horror series hit Netflix called JU-ON Origins and it brought a lot of scares to viewers over the weekend. Check out our spoiler-free review of JU-ON Origins here. However, for those ...

For those in the business of creating things, to be remembered for anything at all is an incredible achievement. And yet, across a long enough career, to be remembered for just one thing must be ...

Ju-On creator Takashi Shimizu first introduced us to Kayako and Toshio in two Japanese shorts, Katasumi and 4444444444, which aired as part of a TV anthology series in 1998. However, it wasn't until ...

Fans of Japanese horror can expect a frightful delight coming their way when Netflix unleashes its new show Ju-On Origins. If the name sounds familiar, this is because the show takes its cue from The ...

Ju-On is a seriously scary film. Fact. Oh sure, it might be your good old ‘vengeful spirit in haunted house’ flick, but it’s directed by Takashi Shimizu, responsible for not only the Japanese Ju-On ...

I first saw the original Ju-on movie in Japan on Halloween night 2005. I was doing fine up until the part where the TV in this lady’s apartment goes wonky. I didn’t even bother with the American ...