| The Grudge Review |
| by Ryan Ellis |
| Bread, potato chips, carrots... Whoops, I have a reader. Sorry, just working on
my grocery list, which is exactly what I was doing during 'The Grudge'.
When you slap down your cash to see a horror movie, the very least the movie
should do is scare you...more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Laura Clifford (Rating: B) |
| Karen (Sarah Michelle Gellar, TV's "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer") is an
American exchange student in Tokyo who is about to learn that ghosts born
out of death suffered in the grip of a powerful rage or sorrow leave death
for those who come upon the place...more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Susan Granger (Rating: 7/10) |
| Susan Granger's review of "The Grudge" (Columbia Pictures)
Timing is everything - and the end of October is perfect for a
white-knuckle, edge-of-your-seat ghost story, especially one that leaves enough
to your imagination to be truly terrifying....more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Jon Popick (Rating: 7/10) |
| I hate sequels and despise remakes even more, but there's something kind of
cool about a filmmaker having another shot at making one of his own films.
See a stupid mistake in the original (like casting Affleck)? You get
another crack at it. Second...more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Bob Bloom (Rating: 3/4) |
| THE GRUDGE (2004): 3 stars out of 4. Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jason
Behr,
KaDee Sutherland, Grace Zabriskie, Rosa Blasi, Ryo Ishibashi, William Mapother,
Ted
Raimi, Yoko Maki, Takako Fuji, Clea DuVall and Bill Pullman. Music by
Christopher...more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Johnny Betts (Rating: 3.75/5) |
| According to The Grudge, there's a Japanese belief that when someone
dies in a powerful grip of rage, then a curse is left behind. It's a
"stain" that forever becomes a part of the place where the death
occurred, and it will kill everything it touches....more |
| The Grudge Review |
| by Steve Rhodes (Rating: 1.5/4) |
| THE GRUDGE, a slump-in-your-seat, would-be thriller, is a shockless shocker.
No matter how many horror movie clichés it turns to -- "Don't open that door"
moments, apparitions that appear out of nowhere, cats that hiss and sudden loud
noises -- the...more |
