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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It's enough to send you home with jiggly knees and a tummy ache. Read full review
Slightly less frightening than the original, but it's still a scary psycho-horror that effectively replicates its bleak and crisp shocks. Read full review
It's effectively frightening. It's just not the kind of frightening that stays with you very long, unless of course someone decides to make the same movie . . . yet again. Read full review
A horror film that consists of virtually nothing but don't-go-in-the-attic suspense scenes strung together with a reasonable degree of brooding mood and a minimum of logic. Read full review
Shimizu can't quite pull everything together, trying to get off easy with a bargain-bin twist ending that most of the audience will see coming by the time the pile of corpses reaches double digits. Read full review
At least the horror premise here has a hook - a house can spread its curse like a plague to adversely affect all who enter. Read full review
Less scary than creepy, The Grudge may have lost some oomph in the translation from Japanese to English, and the desire for a PG-13 rating probably muted the violence and perhaps the scares. Read full review
More than anything, The Grudge suggests that it's time for Shimizu to move on. Read full review
Viewers of this Sam Raimi-produced, sub-"Amityville" scarefest are likely to hold the real grudge. Read full review
Sarah Michelle Gellar, the nominal star, has been in her share of horror movies, and all by herself could have written and directed a better one than this. Read full review