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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Isn't particularly scary. No, it's much harder on you than mere fright: It's . . . creepy. Read full review
Gets on your nerves. Read full review
Director Takashi Shimizu chooses cruel psychological suspense over gore and succeeds in spinning a minimal plot into a panorama of malice. Read full review
Divided into chapters, the film jumps around in time, which means that we get to observe Shimizu's utter failure to develop his characters from endless narrative angles. Read full review
A haunted-house one-trick pony. Read full review
The film's repetitious, episodic structure seems to unnecessarily alleviate the building tension, making it a far less frightening film than it might have been. Read full review
Because there is a new hero to identify with every 10 minutes, the viewer isn't drawn into a sustained suspense, but is merely subjected to a series of more or less foreseeable shocks. Read full review
It's creepy, all right. It's just that HOW it goes about creeping you out is sometimes just plain cheesy. Read full review
Bluntly speaking, Ju-On is anything but frightening. Ridiculous. Unbelievable. Unintentionally funny. It might as well be a parody of a horror film. Read full review
Its shapelessness and the cultural differences in acting style will keep this version filed under "cult oddity." Read full review
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