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An urban myth about a videotape that causes the death of anyone who watches it is given a good workout in this American remake of the Japanese horror sensation.

Dread and mystery are the hallmarks of this South Korean psychological thriller.

Japanese horror franchise reboot falls flat

This American horror remake of Takashi Miike's eponymous Japanese original is a dud.

Narrative listlessness and a lack of scares makes this mother-and-son reunion a shabby affair.

A new haunting from the J-horror franchise

Truth or dare? We say pass on this demonic schlock.

A generic creeper that does nothing to improve upon the South Korean original.

Shutter is a shabby American remake of a Thai movie about a couple who sees mysterious images in photographs.

Don't go into the closet.

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A series of micro-nightmares bolstered by Rob Zombie's style

Kids doing the craziest things (like murder, haunting etc)

Five Films We Don't Want to See in D-Box

Two more big announcements from SXSW Film 05; plus, stay tuned for the full lineup and be ready to buy up some passes

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The story of a young blind woman who undergoes a corneal transplant and begins to see visions of the dead, The Eye may sound familiar to fans of The Sixth Sense, but the Pangs' film is a far more creepy affair than M. Night Shyamalan's crowd-pleaser.