The Grudge (2020) (2020)

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We're in the thick of October, but we also have a full year of new horror movies to look forward in 2020. Let's take a look at the movies that will (hopefully) give us thrills and chills in the next year.

We have another stacked year of movies ahead of us.

Grudge is supposed to hit theaters later this month, but a lawsuit filed by the original Japanese producer could complicate that.

IT is one of Stephen King's most popular novels, and the film version has become a massive blockbuster. But where does it stack up on the all-time list of supernatural horror movies?

A reboot of the 2004 horror film The Grudge is in the works and the film has found a director who will make you distrust all spooky Japanese houses. Hit the jump for all the details.

Ghost House Pictures and Good Universe are going forward with a complete reboot of The Grudge series, which was already arguably one of the most disappointing remakes of the last decade or so. I’d keep complaining, but I really need to check out this croaking sound coming from my bedroom closet.

One of the most controversial upcoming remakes currently in development is the American-made version of Chan-wook Park’s Oldboy. While the project has been in the works for years, originally going to be directed by Steven Spielberg and star Will Smith, the project has been revived in recent months, with Spike Lee officially set to direct and Josh Brolin attached to star. But how will the new movie connect to the South Korean original? Producer Roy Lee has cleared up some of those questions.

Like Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger and other stalwarts of the horror genre, The Grudge refuses to die. Bloody Disgusting breaks the news that Ghost House Pictures and Mandate are developing yet another remake of the long-running franchise, which has existed (and succeeded) in various formats over the years