One of the best chillers to emerge from Japan when "J-Horror" first broke through in the West, 2002's Ju-On – in which a man killing his family creates a curse which affects anyone who enters the house where they lived – inspired a long-running franchise that's now clocked up its thirteenth instalment.
The fourth feature to be made in the USA, The Grudge is directed by up-and-comer Nicolas Pesce (The Eyes Of My Mother, Piercing). Starring Andrea Riseborough as a single mom detective investigating events at a house in Philadelphia, it's got plenty of jump scares, but also tries to ground the horror in believable relationships, and has some very pretty cinematography.
The Grudge is available to buy now in Blu-ray, DVD and download formats. Bonus features include seven deleted scenes (including an alternate ending), and three featurettes, including a run-down by the director of some of the Easter eggs in the movie. Thanks to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, we have five copies of the Blu-ray to give away. To put your name in the hat for the chance to win one, simply answer the question below.
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