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

Nicolas Pesce’s supernatural horror film stars Andrea Riseborough as a detective investigating murders at a haunted house

Nicolas Pesce’s new remake/reboot/who-even-knows of Japanese horror classic The Grudge is the latest retread of a horror masterpiece that doesn't work.

Producer Sam Raimi delivers the latest incarnation of Takashi Shimizu's horror staple "The Grudge," with Andrea Riseborough, John Cho and Lin Shaye.

While it’s not very good at being scary, The Grudge excels at being unsettling. 

'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.

Although Nicolas Pesce has crafted some cool-looking scares and one special moment, the film is pointless recycling

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

The Grudge reboot has a few creepy moments but suffers from a painfully weak script.

At this end of the horror movie market, the desire to prop up a tired old franchise is more important than the film itself.

At the beginning of Nicolas Pesce’s J-horror-inspired reboot, a bag of rubbish gyrates as if something human is caught inside. Trapped in a pile of garbage...