Ju-on: The Grudge 2
Horror • 2003 • 1 hr 32 min
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If you liked Ju-on, the sequel will be sure to please. Not as relentlessly scary as the first, but builds up creative and terrifying scenes.
A little confusing but also probably the best in the franchise. Some really solid scares
Original Grudge series from Japan. Same vibe as previous movie. Excellent suspence horror.
Goes completly crazy while still scary as hell, kayako's time manipulation is used super creepily You never know what's next
So boring. Couldn’t care less about what a creepy-eyed pale little demon spirit ghost girl does.
Definitely not as good as the original but offers some interesting world building off of the end of the first film. Worth checking out.
Terrifying. I like the American Grudge movies, but the Japanese ones are better.
Basically more of the first. Very good scares. Miles above any of the american remakes
Those white face people will always be spooky
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