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After a young housewife murders her family in her own house, a single mother and young detective tries to investigate and solve the case. Later, she discovers the house is cursed by a vengeful ghost that dooms those who enter it with a violent death. Now, she runs to save herself and her son from demonic spirits from the cursed house in her neighborhood / creators Nicolas Pesce / 2020 / Country USA / 94 m / actor Junko Bailey. The gruge. Trailer 2018 full movie. THe Grudge] Online Free Megashare. The grudge trailer 2020.
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A franchise that once produced some of the scariest horror films in modern cinema now only provides jump scares, recycled shots, and gory violence. Overall D Detective Muldoon (Andrea Riseborough) is investigating a brutal multiple homicide, in which a young mother killed her entire family in their home. The key to cracking the case may be more supernatural than she expects, though, as the house is cursed by a cruel ghost... Release date January 3, 2020 Violence Sexual Content A Profanity Substance Use B- Why is The Grudge rated R? The MPAA rated The Grudge R for disturbing violence and bloody images, terror and some language. Run Time: 94 minutes Parent Movie Review Following the death of her husband, Detective Muldoon (Andrea Riseborough) and her son, Burke (John J. Hansen) move to a small town in Pennsylvania. But Detective Muldoon doesnt find the peace and tranquility she expects. A missing womans body is found on a disused service road; the only personal items on the corpse are her wallet and the address to a house in town. A house that Muldoons partner, Detective Goodman (Demian Bichir) knows only too well as the site of a brutal double murder/suicide… From its origin as a series of low-budget Japanese direct-to-TV movies, the Ju-On/Grudge series has produced some of the scariest horror films in modern cinema The American versions, starting with The Grudge (2004) kept some of the same nightmarish energy, building their success on being unbearably creepy rather than on lots of jump scares. So how does this reboot stack up against its predecessors? It keeps the loose storytelling, letting the scenes bounce between time periods and characters, and the spooky aesthetic, but it also relies more on jump scares. A few shots in the film are so similar to recent horror films that I could predict what was going to happen from the introductory shots. Thats not a good thing in a movie that relies on tension to ratchet up the fear factor. With the exception of The Grudge 3, the American films in the franchise have been rated PG-13. This version is Restricted, partially for a slight increase in profanity, but principally for the films blood-soaked gore fest. Compared to previous instalments in the franchise, this one brings more gruesome violence, dismembered and decaying bodies, and a truly unpleasant number of maggots. If you have a strong aversion to gooey corpses loaded with larvae, give this one a miss or hold on to your empty popcorn bag. Obviously, this isnt a family film, being far too violent for kids and teens. Even fans of the franchise are unlikely to be too thrilled with The Grudge. I enjoy horror movies and I had a decent time watching this flick, but I couldnt shake the nagging feeling that the earlier ones were much scarier, despite their softer ratings. Maybe thats just nostalgia, or maybe I scared easier when I was in high school. In either case, Im not going to watch the older ones to check; the last time I did that, I twitched for a month every time I saw stairs. It only takes one imagined pale, long haired Japanese ghost scuttling down your basement stairs to put you on edge for a good long while. Directed by Nicolas Pesce. Starring Andrea Riseborough, William Sadler, and Betty Gilpin. Running time: 94 minutes. Theatrical release January 3, 2020. Updated January 2, 2020 About author Keith Hawkes Keith Hawkes graduated from Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada with a degree in English and History. His interests are movies, American literature, science fiction, almost every kind of music, and museums. He enjoys criticizing films for fun - although he's okay with being paid for it. The Grudge Rating & Content Info Why is The Grudge rated R? The Grudge is rated R by the MPAA for disturbing violence and bloody images, terror and some language. Violence: A number of bodies in various stages of decay and dismemberment are shown, frequently with maggots and flies. Several individuals, including a pregnant woman, are shown being murdered with a variety of sharp objects. Several individuals are shown committing or attempting suicide, including graphic depictions of gunshot wounds and bodies falling from great heights. An individual gouges out their own eyes with their fingers. An individual is shown cutting off their own fingers. A character sustains a compound fracture to their arm during a fatal car accident. A person is shown drowning a child. There are references to assisted suicide in the case of terminal illnesses. There is a car accident. A house is burned down. Sexual Content: ? None. Profanity: There are three uses of extreme profanity and nine uses of a scatological term. There are perhaps a dozen uses of terms of deity. Alcohol / Drug Use: Adult characters are shown smoking cigarettes. A character is shown drinking what is presumably alcohol in one scene. Page last updated January 2, 2020.
The grudge lyrics. The grudge sound. The grunge. The grudge 4. The grudge trailer reaction. The grudge 2020 review. The grudge soundtrack. The grudge csfd. The grudge 2. The grudge trailer 2004. The story is dull, with nothing interesting or new to offer. The film is full of disturbing flashbacks and useless forced characters that make it messy, annoying, and boring at some points. The jump-scares are so predictable and clichéd and not scary at all. Performances are average. Cinematography however is good with some nice frames. All in all, The Grudge is a typically commercial remake that you'd probably forget the moment the credits star rolling, a big disappointment. I feel sad that the first movie I see from 2020 is disappointedly bad. Make yourself a favor and skip this one.
The drudge report 2019. The grudge 2020 trailer. The grudge review. The grudge showtimes. The grudge trailer. Nick Allen January 3, 2020 This year in film starts with a tricky prospect?a brutal arthouse director handling a studio project (good) thats also the second American remake of a half-scary 2002 Japanese movie (not promising. Can you recommend a horror movie based on its impressive meanness? Meet Nicolas Pesce s new and improved take on “ The Grudge, ” which is often as nasty as you want it to be, its cheesy jump-scares and generic packaging be damned. ? Based on the original script by Takashi Shimizu (who did the 2004 American remake of his film "Ju-on. Pesces script is still about a Japanese home that is cursed by a murder that happened in extreme rage, and the supernatural entity that travels with anyone who has been in the home (in this version, an American woman brings it stateside before the opening credits. More than worrying about?whos-who in a new saga of cursed people, Pesce orchestrates a dense, foreboding atmosphere, where unlucky souls have to manage their own oppressive sadness, along with the shadowy, space-invading entities that pop up in the dark. Advertisement One of the first things you notice about this movie is how bleak it is?characters are introduced with the brutal cards life has dealt them, the kind no one wants to receive. Take Andrea Riseborough s Detective Muldoon, who has recently moved to the new town of Cross River because her husband has just died of cancer. She learns about a house on 44 Reyburn Drive which has connections to other since-buried murder cases in town, like one from 2005 involving a real estate agent named Peter ( John Cho) and his wife Nina ( Betty Gilpin)?we meet them as they get life-shattering news about the baby shes carrying, and they spend the duration of the movie with it lingering between their silences. The gut-punch of their arc then doesnt come from supernatural shenanigans that follow Peter, so much as what happens one night when he leaves the Reyburn home. ? For good measure, the film also features a plot-line about a Reyburn resident ( Frankie Faison) who wants to euthanize his loving wife of nearly 50 years (with the help of a “compassionate presence” played by Jacki Weaver) because of her deteriorating mental state. And he wants to do so in the Reyburn home because of his pitiful desperation to harness the propertys tenuous boundaries with life and death. Faison bottles up a lot of pain in a brief monologue, and its one of many moments in which “The Grudge” labors on storytelling parts that are often thankless?in less inspired horror fare. ? Pesces “The Grudge” gets a lot of mileage out of the unsettling spectacle of suffering, perhaps best encapsulated by a scene that introduces horror legend Lin Shaye. Shes initially only heard as the wailing voice of a woman inside the shadowy Reyburn house, as someone steps inside wanting to see what the fuss is about. Shayes back is turned but her cries are palpable and nightmarish, and thats before she steps forward and into the light, and we get to see her hands. In this well-calibrated scene, Pesce then leads us to another one of his signature freaky images of lifes abandonment?a meticulously gnarly corpse, illuminated by the sudden fuzz of a TV screen. Just as Shimizus original movie told itself in character-based chapters, Pesces story (story credit shared with Jeff Buhler)?is like an?ensemble movie where familiar faces provide emotional fortification for lean character detail. All of Pesces supporting actors (including Demian Bechir, who looks ready to lead a season of “True Detective”) make clear how vulnerable and helpless?these people are, and in turn highlight how cruel it would be for a horrible force to make them suffer even more. Its Riseboroughs show in the end, as she investigates the house's full history, but everyone gets their own harrowing sequence, and theres a gratifying genre thrill in seeing an actor like William Sadler (playing a detective who cursed himself by investigating a murder years ago) tear through a flashback that shows how he was driven mad, which includes some great body horror. The same goes for Jacki Weaver, who is more compelling in a scene of being terrorized at a grocery store than the freaky stuff happening around her.? While juggling these different lives in different timelines, Pesce achieves a seamlessness that creates a backstory more about the entitys kill count than it does individual characters. But he gets a strong pacing, all while telling the same downhill trajectory of how these people unwittingly cursed themselves, and became prey to a force that has little logic other than to appear in the shadows, be angry, and be consistent. In Pesces hands, the supernatural force that attacks these characters isnt like the bad-luck ghost from Shimizus version, but feels as ever-present and ruthless?as grief itself.? ?? Pesces “The Grudge” often leads his uniformly strong cast to a jump-scare, and those jolts prove to be its least exciting attribute. Not just because of their generic construction (though Pesce can wind them up like a pro) but the pay-off, of seeing shadowy, wet figures scream with their eyes blacked out, sometimes introduced by the goofy slow croaking sound that “The Grudge” has made canon. Yes, theres ghoulish stuff?involving tubs and showers, but they play more like “Grudge” visual cues than standalone anxious sequences. Theres a lot of peekaboos in "The Grudge. too many for what makes the movie good, and by the third act they feel like an awkward part of the transaction in watching a horror film made by a studio that needs a good trailer. Yet while its not very good at being scary, “The Grudge” excels at being unsettling. It proves to be a worthwhile fit for Pesce, whose relentless directorial debut “ The Eyes of My Mother ” is an automatic dare for any horror fan who hasnt seen it; an act of emotional terrorism on its audience as much as its characters. That vision shines through in “The Grudge” more often than not, even if there are moments that are like watching an artisanal chef make cereal. In making a top contender for the feel-bad movie of 2020, Pesce is clearly leading with heart, and an impressive lack of it. Reveal Comments comments powered by.
The grudge. The grudge full movie. Starring: Andrea Riseborough, Betty Gilpin, Bradley Sawatzky, David Brown, Demián Bichir, Duke, Frankie Faison, Jacki Weaver, Joel Garland, John Cho, John J. Hansen, Junko Bailey, Lin Shaye, Nancy Sorel, Stefanie Sherk, Stephanie Sy, Tara Westwood, William Sadler, Zoe Fish Summary: After a young mother murders her family in her own house, a single mother and young detective tries to investigate and solve the case. Later, she discovers the house is cursed by a vengeful ghost that dooms those who enter it with a violent death. Now, she runs to save herself and her son from demonic spirits from the cursed house in her After a young mother murders her family in her own house, a single mother and young detective tries to investigate and solve the case. Now, she runs to save herself and her son from demonic spirits from the cursed house in her neighborhood. … Expand Genre(s) Mystery, Horror Rating: R Runtime: 94 min.
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The grudge cast. The judgements of god. The Grudge is the 2004 American remake of the Japanese film Ju-on: The Grudge and the first installment in the American horror film series The Grudge. The film was released in North America on October 22, 2004 by Columbia Pictures, directed by Takashi Shimizu (director of the original series) and written by Stephen Susco. In the same tradition as the original Ju-on series, the plot of the film is told through a non-linear sequence of events and includes several intersecting subplots. The Grudge tells the story of an American social worker crossing paths with a mysterious curse lying in a house she is hired to work for. The film has spawned two sequels: The Grudge 2 (which was released on October 13, 2006) and The Grudge 3 (released on May 12, 2009. Synopsis Edit The Grudge describes a curse that is born when someone dies in the grip of a powerful rage or extreme sorrow. The curse gathers in the place where that person died. Those who encounter this murderous supernatural force die and the curse is reborn, passed from victim to victim in an endless, growing chain of horror. The following events are explained in their actual order (which differs from the order shown on film. Intro Edit The film opens on a man, Peter Kirk - An American Professor in Japan's capital, Tokyo. One morning, he is standing on his high rise balcony, with a troubled look on his face. His wife, Maria, looks at him from inside their apartment and asks him what's wrong. Without any word or hesitation, he flings himself over the balcony, committing suicide, as a shocked Maria looks on. The Williams family Edit Matthew Williams, his wife Jennifer, and his ailing mother Emma, move into the Seaki house. Jennifer is unhappy with her life in Japan: she is unable to speak the language, and has gotten lost once on a walk. Matthew assures her things will improve and that if they don't, the family will return to the United States. Jennifer falls asleep on a couch in the living room. The sound of her bowl hitting the floor awakens her and she discovers the bowl on the floor, the contents strewn everywhere. She scolds Emma for making the mess, but sees a trail of wet child's footprints leading out to the hall. She sees a cat on the landing of the stairs and sees a pair of white arms gently pick it up. She continues upstairs and enters her bedroom (Toshio's former bedroom. The door closes behind her. Matthew returns from work and finds the house in complete disarray with trash strew everywhere. He calls out to his wife who doesn't answer. He finally finds her on the bed, unable to move or speak and struggling to breath. Before he can call an ambulance he is startled by the sudden appearance of a young boy making a cat sound named Toshio. He backs up against the closet as Toshio appears suddenly over his head. Later, Susan, Matthew's sister, is preparing to leave the office. After attempting to call, Susan increasingly becomes concerned from not being able to reach Matthew. She starts to leave her office building but she is stopped by the sound of moaning coming from the hallway. She quickly exits to the stairs but is frightened when the lights start to flicker and shatter. Susan looks over the railing to see Kayako's ghost crawling up the stairs. Susan flees to the closest hallway but Kayako grabs her cell phone charm and pulls it off. Susan goes to the security office, seeking help. There the security guard promises to check it out. Susan watches the monitor as the security guard investigates. However, he finds nothing and leaves. Then the lights flicker and Kayako's ghost rises up out of the shadows in the hallway and walks toward the security camera. Susan runs. Susan is pursued. Susan takes a taxi cab back to her apartment. She enters an elevator, and it ascends several floors. Susan does not notice, however, that Toshio is standing outside each set of elevator doors she passes, getting progressively closer with each passing floor. Susan makes it safely inside when her phone rings. It is Matthew claiming to have forgotten her?apartment number and asking to be buzzed inside. She tells him where to find her and activates the buzzer with the phone. The doorbell rings immediately after she hangs up. Thinking Matthew could not possibly have had time to arrive, she checks the peephole of the door. Shocked to find it is Matthew, Susan believes he is pranking her. She angrily throws open the door, but no one is there. The death rattle emanates loudly through the phone in Susan's hand. She drops and breaks the phone, yet the rattle can still be heard. Cowering in the bed, Susan reaches beneath the covers and pulls out the rabbit's foot phone charm from her phone and drops it in fear. A lump billows from underneath the covers and moves toward Susan. She lifts the sheets, seeing Kayako's face. She is abruptly pulled under and both disappear. Edit Karen about to get a surprise. Yoko is a girl whose work is to take care of Emma and clean the house. While picking up trash on the floor and stairs, she hears someone walking around up in the attic. Following the noise, Yoko enters a closet in the bedroom and sees a small door in the ceiling, which leads to the attic. Using a lighter, Yoko sticks her head up through the door and slowly turns around, looking for the source of the sound. She eventually comes face to face with Kayako, who attacks her and pulls her up into the attic. Karen Davis is then called in to work at the house (in Setagaya) and care for Emma after Yoko disappears. While working, Karen finds a closet that has been taped shut with cat-like noises coming from it. When she rips off the tape and opens the door, she finds a little boy. The boy refuses to come downstairs so she asks him for his name. "Toshio" he says, in a monotone, eerie voice. Emma begins stirring and muttering in the other room. As Karen calms her, a dark shadow of hair emerges from a corner of the room, terrifying Emma. Karen looks up to see Kayako reaching for Emma. Kayako's hair, which was covering her face, flies back to reveal the whites of her eyes. The irises roll into place and focus on Karen as she backs away in fright. Alex, Karen's boss, finally arrives to find Emma unconscious and Karen in a state of shock. Karen is taken to the hospital while detectives question Alex. Detective Nakagawa asks Alex about the people that lived there, and tell him that Yoko has been missing from work. The detectives notice that the phone handset is missing from the cradle and push the page button. They trace the sounds to the attic where they discover the corpses of Matthew and his wife. They also make a grisly discover of a human jaw and wonder to whom it belongs and where the rest of the body might be. Later, Yoko is spotted again by Alex as she is shuffling down the stairs of the caretaking facility where Alex, Karen, and Yoko work. As he is walking towards her, he accidentally slips on a liquid, which he discovers is blood when he touches it. Alex calls to Yoko, who does not answer in any way until he reaches the bottom of the stairs. She then turns around to reveal her face. As Alex screams in horror and dies, her face is shown to now be horribly disfigured, missing her lower jaw and with her tongue hanging out, while the screen fades to black. Karen tells her story to detectives, emphasizing the appearance of a boy. Over the next few days, she is constantly tormented by Kayako. Frightened but determined, she starts researching the history of the house on the Internet. Eventually, she learns of the murders from the website of a Japanese newspaper. On the same page, she also comes across the news of the death of the American professor, Dr. Peter Kirk. She now decides to learn the entire history from Dr. Kirk's widow, Maria Kirk. Detective Nakagawa becomes convinced that the rash of deaths and missing people is connected to the house when he views the entire security video taken at Susan's office building. He watches as Kayako proceeds down the hall, then comes face to face with the camera as the video fuzzes out. He then returns to the Saeki house with two cans of gasoline. He is distracted by the sound of Toshio drowning in the bath tub. He enters and finds a boy hanging out of the tub, and tries to revive him. His eyes snap open, and Takeo appears behind him. Nakagawa only has time to turn around before Takeo shoves him into the bathtub and drowns him like Toshio. Karen questions Maria Kirk, Peter's widow, who does not appear to know anything about the house, its occupants, or why her husband committed suicide. She allows Karen to search through old photos. Karen discovers a living Kayako in the background of every photograph, clearly following the couple. Karen then attempts to go talk with her boyfriend, Doug, at their apartment. However, she discovers he has gone looking for her at the house after seeing her research. Karen then returns to the house in search of Doug. Karen has a vision of Peter reading the diary, and uncovers the truth. Inside the house, Karen experiences a flashback of Peter's visit. It is revealed that Kayako had fallen in love with him. Kayako's husband, Takeo, discovered her obsession and in a fit of rage, murdered her and their son, Toshio. This is the strain, the 'grudge' of the house. Karen's flashback shows Peter discovering their bodies at the house. Overwhelmed by the brutality of Takeo's murder of Kayako, Karen staggers downstairs and the house returns to the present time. Doug grabs her ankle before she leaves. He is incapacitated, and she tries to drag him to the door. A door opens upstairs. Kayako crawls down the stairs toward them, and gives Doug the kiss of death. Karen opens the door, but Kayako's ghost is suddenly there. She slams the door and kicks over one of the gas cans. She takes Doug's lighter and tosses it onto the gas as Doug suddenly becomes Kayako. The screen goes white. (In the director's cut, ther
The judge rotenberg educational center. The Grudge HD English Full Episodes Download. I don't know what they were thinking. The only thing I liked about this movie is that it is not a remake, but a follow-up of the others, but the rest was disappointing. Literally the things that made these movies scary was the music and the ghost of the Japanese woman, and they eliminated that. br> The ghosts of the new family are just boring and not even creepy (especially the little girl. They put the little girl in so many scenes like the Japanese kid in the other movies but she doesn't even look creepy. The jump scares were really cheap. The story was just plain dull and with no suspense at all. there was no character development whatsoever.

I feel pissed because I really thought it was going to be awesome. At least they should had kept the same formula as the others.

The grudge girl. The grudge 3 trailer. The grudge 3 movie. The grudge 2004 trailer. The grudge imdb. Find the best for your family See what's streaming, limit strong violence or language, and find picks your kids will love with Common Sense Media Plus. Join now Grisly ghost story has lots of violence, scares. Get it now Searching for streaming and purchasing options. Common Sense is a nonprofit organization. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. Positive Role Models & Representations Horror movie violence and imagery. A man commits suicide by falling off a skyscraper balcony;?his body is shown broken and bleeding on the pavement. Flashback scene shows a man killing his wife and child before taking his own life. imagery from this crime shown in brief horror imagery and the appearance of the ghosts from these murders. Woman killed by having her?neck snapped, head turned sideways. A ghostlike little boy pushes the hanging ghost corpse of his father as it swings back and forth. Broken lower jaw found; a ghost of a woman missing a lower jaw revealed. Drinking, Drugs & Smoking What parents need to know Parents need to know that The Grudge is a 2004 horror movie about a house possessed by the ghosts of those killed inside it. There's horror imagery galore in this one. enough to give sensitive viewers of any age nightmares. A murder-suicide is shown in a flashback scene in which a man drowns his son in a tub and murders his wife before hanging himself. Bodies are found in an attic. A broken lower jaw is found on the floor. However, the scariness should be counterbalanced by the clearly forced plot points in the movie: the kind so prevalent in cheesier horror movies best exemplified by that audience member in the theater who yells, Just leave the haunted house. Some of the characters smoke cigarettes. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. Subscribe User Reviews Adult Written by Gjhv G. April 20, 2017 Kid, 0 years old August 9, 2019 Scary! when I was 4 I watched a clip of the grudge. after that I was Obsessed With it. my parents didnt want be to watch it. 5 years later they let me see. Continue reading Teen, 13 years old Written by Loranikas303 May 11, 2019 Thats extremely scary It should be a R rated movie because the characters body are cutted includes bloody, gore, and scary Japanese American ghosts. It has mild offensive language. D. Continue reading What's the story? An American exchange student ( Sarah Michelle Gellar as Karen) in Japan is sent out as a substitute for the caregiver of a woman suffering from some dementia. The woman is an American, living with her son and daughter-in-law, and with a daughter living nearby. It turns out that the house was once the site of great rage and anguish, giving rise to a curse that attacks anyone who enters. Is it any good? THE GRUDGE is one of those "Don't go into the house" movies, a remake of a popular Japanese horror film by Takashi Shimizu, the writer/director of the original. Shimizu makes good use of shifts in time to pull us into what little story there is. The usual ghost activities (messing up the house, stalking people) are updated a little bit. These ghosts can call a cell phone and get from the lobby to the 16th floor very quickly. There are some creepy images and gotcha scares, but nothing can disguise the fact that this is just a "who gets it next and how does he get it" movie. Too much of it is familiar, though, from the mysteriously feral child to the backwards-crab-crawling guy looking horrified at some looming presence. You know if a bloody jaw with teeth shows up, eventually we're going to have to find out where it came from. Indeed, the biggest problem with the film is that, like many American remakes, it feels it has to explain too much. We get a helpful little ghost re-enactment of the whole story. Horror movies are much more horrifying when they leave the explanation to that part of our imagination where our own deepest fears lie, so that each of us can feel personally unsettled right where we live. Talk to your kids about... Families can talk about the enduring appeal of ghost stories and their own views on whether strong emotions can continue to "occupy" a place. They might also want to find out more about efforts to investigate real-life reports of ghosts and curses. This was a remake of a Japanese film, made by the same director. Why do you think the movie was remade, and what would be the challenges in not only remaking a movie, but also remaking a movie that you, the director, have already made? A trope of the "haunted house" horror movie is that the characters, unlike anyone else with the least bit of common sense, don't flee the house posthaste after the first scary moment, but instead choose to investigate further. Why do horror movie writers allow their characters to have such poor judgment? Our editors recommend One of the all-time great haunted house movies. Ghostly remake is scary but not as good as the original. Great, but sometimes scarier than R-rated horror. Common Sense Media's unbiased ratings are created by expert reviewers and aren't influenced by the product's creators or by any of our funders, affiliates, or partners. See how we rate.
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The grudge movie 2020. The grudge release date. The grudge 2 trailer. The grudge game. Awful plot and predictable. Hollywood is running out of ideas and keep making remakes. Dont bother watching this trash. It's a waste of time and money. I'm surpised that the score is a 4/10. Should be a 0/10. The grudge stair scene. YouTube. Find the best for your family See what's streaming, limit strong violence or language, and find picks your kids will love with Common Sense Media Plus. Join now Pointless horror reboot has lots of blood, jump scares. Get it now Searching for streaming and purchasing options. Common Sense is a nonprofit organization. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. No real messages here. The characters who?are cursed have done nothing wrong other than walking into a house. Positive Role Models & Representations Detective Muldoon is a struggling, working single mom?who seems to be holding things together. She has authority and street smarts?and is almost admirable, but there are also long, unexplained times in which her son seems to be home alone (although a "sitter" is mentioned in one scene. Blood spatters, gore, gurgling blood. Rotted corpses?with maggots. Bloody severed fingers. A character draws a gun, tries to shoot himself in the head (shot happens off-screen. Gory injuries. Several jump scares, scary noises. Attempted drowning. Disfigured face. Character stabbed with fork. Violent car crash. Character threatens a woman with scissors. Character?jumps from height, bashes head, splatters on ground. Character slashes own throat. House set on fire. Two uses of "f- k. several uses of "s- t. plus "hell. "?Also "oh God" and "Jesus. as exclamations. Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Main characters regularly smoke cigarettes. One character says she quit but then starts smoking again. A main character sips a whiskey at home. What parents need to know Parents need to know that The Grudge is a reboot/revival of the horror series that started in Japan and previously offered three English-language entries. It's essentially about a cursed house that haunts anyone who dares to enter. Expect lots of?blood and gore, rotted corpses, severed fingers, a body falling and smashing to the ground, a gun being drawn and fired (a bloody, failed suicide attempt) a car crash, and a fire, plus plenty of jump scares and frightening sounds. Language includes two uses of "f- k. several uses of "s- t. and "oh God" and "Jesus" as an exclamation. There's no sexual content, but the two main characters smoke cigarettes fairly frequently, and one character sips a whiskey in one scene. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. Subscribe User Reviews Adult Written by 8up December 31, 2019 No. So horrifying. No prejudgment there (of any kind at all. Teen, 14 years old Written by Edwordo13 January 10, 2020 Very Disturbing The original Grudge movies were rated PG-13, and were extremely terrifying, like The Ring. This 2020 Grudge reboot, from Spider-Man director Sam Raimi, who serv. Continue reading Kid, 12 years old January 8, 2020 Good, but not great. This movie was good, better than the critics said, but it's not above great in any way. Violence: 8/10 - A person's eyes are torn out, a lady cuts o. Continue reading What's the story? In THE GRUDGE, a woman named Fiona?( Tara Westwood) returns home to her family in America, on 44 Reyburn Drive, after experiencing strange and unsettling things in Japan. Two years later, in 2006, widowed police detective Muldoon ( Andrea Riseborough) relocates to the area with her young son. She's?partnered with Detective Goodman ( Demian Bichir. They investigate a corpse in the woods, and Muldoon determines that there's?a connection with the Reyburn Drive house, and decides to check it out. She has a strange interaction with a woman ( Lin Shaye) who lived in the house a year earlier. In the days following, Muldoon starts seeing ghosts of her own. Can Muldoon end the "grudge" curse and protect her son, or is there really no way to stop it? Is it any good? A curiously talented and interesting cast was somehow lured into - ?and subsequently wasted in - ?this pointless, tired, reboot/revival of the long-running Ju-On Japanese-based horror series. At least the cast keeps things from sinking into total awfulness. The Grudge (2020) is the fourth American/English-language movie in the series, which, by some counts, now runs to 13 feature-length movies. The last one, the fun, tongue-in-cheek Sadako vs. Kayako (2016. ?which pitted the stringy-haired girl Grudge ghost against the stringy-haired girl ghost from The Ring ?- ?probably should have put an end to it. But apparently the lure of profits brought down the curse once again. The random unfairness of the entire idea. that simply walking into a house causes someone?to be haunted forever. isn't really very interesting, and the scares dreamed up by director/co-writer Nicolas Pesce are strictly of the creaky old jump-scare variety: Ghosts move in fast-motion and open their mouths really wide, and the soundtrack makes a huge "crash/bang. Even the familiar ghost Kayako, with her throaty, chittering moan and her threatening locks of hair, is woefully underused here. That said,? The Grudge is sometimes saved by inspired moments on behalf of the cast, notably Frankie Faison, whose beautiful speech about the afterlife and connectedness is unfortunately ignored and betrayed by the rest of the movie. In short, this Grudge doesn't budge. Talk to your kids about... Families can talk about The Grudge 's violence. Does the? blood and gore make things seem more intense? How did those aspects of the movie?affect you? Is smoking glamorized? Are there consequences for smoking? Why does that matter? Is the movie scary? What's the appeal of scary movies? One character talks about the way that characters are connected through the house. Do you think that people are connected in other ways, in real life? Themes & Topics Monsters, Ghosts, and Vampires See all Our editors recommend Remake of Japanese horror film is terrifying and creepy. Clever but very bloody deconstruction of horror movies. Terrifying paranormal horror movie based on a true story. 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The grudge 2020. The grudge 2020 cast. The grudge original. The grudge 2004. The grudge pictures. The grudge original trailer. Read more on the website The~ 2018) English~Full~Movie~Online The Grudge full English Full Movie Watch Online. Critics Consensus There's some creepy imagery to be found, but not much in the way of logic or truly jarring scares. 39% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 160 46% Audience Score User Ratings: 458, 635 The Grudge Ratings & Reviews Explanation The Grudge Photos Movie Info Karen is an exchange student studying social work in Japan who innocently agrees to cover for a nurse who didn't show up for work. When she enters the assigned home, she discovers an elderly American woman, Emma, who is lost in a catatonic state while the rest of the house appears deserted and disheveled. As she is tending to the stricken old woman, Karen hears scratching sounds from upstairs. When she investigates, she is faced with a supernatural horror more frightening than she could ever imagine. Within this house, a chain of terror has been set in motion resulting from a terrifying evil that was born years before. As more people die, Karen is pulled into the cycle of horror and learns the secret of the vengeful curse that has taken root in this house. Now she must stop it before it's too late. Rating: PG-13 (for mature thematic material, disturbing images/terror/violence, and some sensuality) Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Oct 22, 2004 wide On Disc/Streaming: Feb 1, 2005 Box Office: 110, 175, 871 Runtime: 91 minutes Studio: Sony Pictures Entertainment Cast News & Interviews for The Grudge Critic Reviews for The Grudge Audience Reviews for The Grudge The Grudge Quotes News & Features.
Despite it being rated R unlike the PG-13 rating of the originals based on the Japanese hit horror movies, this retelling of a classic is confusing and has way too many jump scares. Rent it if u dare and stick with the classics. The grudge sound 12 hours.