Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho). Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho).
Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho).
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Japanese movies have a legacy of terrifyingly vengeful female ghosts

When it comes to nursing a grudge, female spirits have the killing edge, as the Ju-on films have proved time and again

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Mark Schilling

Updated: 11:16pm, 4 Oct, 2014

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Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho). Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho).
Nozomi Sasaki (above) plays a well-meaning teacher who decides to visit Toshio, unaware the house is haunted by the boy and his mother, Kayako (Misaki Saisho).
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