For connoisseurs of the "Grudge" series, the brief prelude of this fourth installation links it to the ones that came before. Everybody else, good luck making that connection.

The Japanese horror classic gets another Hollywood reboot-slash-sequel starring Andrea Riseborough and John Cho. Read the Empire review.

Nicolas Pesce evincing little of the promise he showed in his prior films, and even less drive to remake the old into something new.

Review: The original concept of the vengeful Japanese ghost gets thrashed in translation

Andrea Riseborough does her best in a horror reboot that offers murders, maggots, corpses, a haunted house … and zero scares

A very accomplished cast can't prevent "The Grudge" reboot from being the first dog of 2020, a well-acted but incompetently-plotted tale of a curse that transfers like a deed -- a haunted house that crosses hemispheres. A gaunt Andrea Riseborough, playing a newly-widowed cop digging into a case she cannot fathom, physically quakes in the…

A reboot of a remake of a movie that wasn't scary to begin with, the new version of 'The Grudge' conjures nothing but the dregs of J-horror.

Nicholas Pesce's 'The Grudge' starts from the beginning in a new American take on Japan's long-running 'Ju-On' horror series.

Despite new blood in writer-director Nicolas Pesce, it’s ghostly goings-on as usual for vengeful spirit Kayako

'The Grudge' attempts to revive/reboot the U.S. version of the venerable J-Horror series — but it's all jump-scares and hot air. Our review.