A
house that’s haunted by spirits, including a little boy’s ghost, all painted
blue. Since horror films need a little bit of lust back stand, these
blue-lavender ghosts are naked, though exposed only till their shoulders.
A
cheaply-weaved, badly translated and typical ‘This is my house’ mentality
movie, the ghost couldn’t decide, whether to be a ghost or buy a comedian’s
role in next Takashi Shimizu direction. What do they want? They just want to
kill unknown people, with a tiger crack voice before the act. Pattern of
killing is oh-my-lord cliché: they’ll pop out of your quilt, or hang out of
your cupboard or will just ring you before they’ll make you swing. A bunch of
ghosts who kill each other due to some really anonymous reasons that had got
nothing to do with their future plans of killing people. The ghost plays hard
to look smart, though breaks the logic of using human-common sense. It can call
on an extension number, walk around and get captured in the camera, appears in
the peep hole, and disappears the next moment: Yeah Dude, you have made it
obvious that you’re a ghost, but what next? The film back fires horrendously
with ghosts messing up with everyone involved in stepping into their house
kills all of them, too bored to understand what to do next, and hopes to at
least get another role in the sequel
part 2. Oh between, the ghost’s grudge is yet to be decided.
PS: Do
not get confused between The Grudge and The Grudge Spoof in Scary Movie 4.
