Be prepared to be scared! Naomi Watts and Martin Henderson star in this surprisingly OK remake of the Japanese horror.

Remake of Japanese horror film is terrifying and creepy. Read Common Sense Media's The Ring review, age rating, and parents guide.

This dud by director Gore Verbinski is being marketed as if it were the scariest thing since The Blair Witch Project

Read Entertainment Weekly critic Owen Gleiberman's review of the 2002 horror movie 'The Ring' starring Naomi Watts.

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"The Ring" starts like a "Scream" knockoff, with two teenage girls creeping each other out with the tall tale of a lethal videotape: once you watch it, your ...

This American remake of a famous Japanese suspense film is about an urban legend that has come to life: whenever a mysterious, unlabeled videotape is run, it...

Gore Verbinski’s The Ring , from a screenplay by Ehren Kruger, is not some Wagnerian operatic film, as its title might suggest, but rather a remake of a 19...

Rarely has a more serious effort produced a less serious result than in "The Ring," the kind of dread dark horror film where you better hope nobody in the

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