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 ...

The Japanese horror franchise JU-ON has gone through various forms in the last two decades. The franchise has delivered short films, American remakes titled The Grudge, and crossovers with the Ringu ...

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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 ...

Netflix's upcoming J-Horror series Ju-On: Origins explores new stories from one of the genre's most notorious haunted houses Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab ...

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 ...

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 ...

Ju-On: The Grudge was such a deviation from traditional horror games we got in touch with Feelplus to discuss the game’s development. In this interview, Makoto Chida, Project Manager, explained where ...

JU-ON: The Grudge Haunted House Simulator is bad. The graphics are bad, the presentation is bad, and the gameplay is bad. In fact, it's all so bad the game actually ends up being terrible. Using the ...

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 ...

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.

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, ...