Trailer
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Ringu

Runtime
1hr 36mins
Directed by
Hideo Nakata
Featuring
Nanako Matsushima,
Miki Nakatani,
Yûko Takeuchi
Film Language
in Japanese with English subtitles
Body

All roads lead back to Ringu, the blockbuster Japanese horror movie that inspired a million nightmares (and ripoffs and remakes) with its phantasmic elegance. 

Television journalist Reiko investigates an urban legend about a cursed VHS tape that murders the viewer seven days after they watch it. As the mystery hits closer to home, Reiko joins forces with ex-husband/current-exorcist Takashi to destroy the curse. And (hopefully) survive an encounter with a ghost named Sadako. Directed by Hideo Nakata (Dark Water), Ringu is the highest-grossing Japanese horror movie in history that STILL manages to shred our nerves.

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