The Grudge was brought to you by January. January: Where movies go to die.

Can I adress the fact that no one answers Jeremy's questions in the end of his videos no more? My favorite horror movie is Trick r Treat. My least favorite is the Grudge. Not because it's a bad movie, but because I saw it when I was 10 and this spirit haunted my nightmares for like 10 years. (Not anymore tho)

This is currently the highest grossing movie of the decade.

Jeremy: "We're gonna talk about the scares; they're not. here!" Cracked me up right there.

This movie was a remake of a horror movie, released in the beginning of January, got the MPAA rating before any trailers were released, and didn’t have any screenings for critics. I’m not surprised this movie was terrible.

Another January Movie Another Jeremy Jahns Rant on Bad Horror Movies

Falling to the ground screaming “BORING” is such a mood.

Jeremy: Nothing good ever comes out in January My Mom: happy birthday son Me: hol' up

I didn’t know this was even coming out.

"January movie". Talk about a short review.

It's sad that the American remake was most people's first exposure to the Grudge. Ju-On is fantastic and I would recommend you go watch it

I seriously screamed like a girl in the 04 grudge, when she was under the covers and got dragged to the under world...

"UhhhHHhHh" best quote from the movie

The best movie of the decade, easily.

Ironically, 'Ju-On: The Grudge'--the one which was remade for America--is one of my personal favourites

Favorite horror movie: Cats Least Favorite: Cats

Looks like January’s back on the calendar boys!

Favorite horror movie: The Shining Least favorite horror movie: The Emoji Movie

How appropriate that right after the Worst of 2019, we get a movie that will inevitably be on the Worst of 2020

i just watched this movie last night and LMAOO the viewers were LITERALLY laughing after those "serious" scenes and when jumpscares would happen. THATS HOW BAD IT WAS LOL and PEOPLE actually walked out and left the theater!!

Sounds like he had a GrUdGe with the movie

The Japanese versions are good. The "Americanized" versions range from "meh" to "what is this crap?".

The original Grudge movie had the best scene transitions I’ve ever seen. It also showed the curse traveling through time and affecting generations. I think it’s a masterpiece of film, not just a movie.

My favorite horror movie is “The Cabin in the Woods” (2012), because it takes a lot of known horror movie cliches and uses them as elements to a cool plot & story, and not only was it scary but it was also fun!

When I saw the trailer I said “this looks like every horror movie ever.” What a shock, I was right.

Jeremy has that "This movie made me want to poop!" look on his face again. 😬

Hey Jeremy! Really love you vlogs/journals. Can't wait for your December episode!

Love this dude. Best movie reviewer online. Jeremy always has me laughing

Ah January, the month only to watch movies you missed in December

last time I was this early to a Jeremy video there were still only two World Wars

Happy New Year Jeremy! M favorite KZfaqr since 2011. It's been quite a ride. Here's to even more success in the new decade! 👍🏾😊

My favorite horror movie is The Strangers, just because of the pure memories of seeing it opening weekend. We were all intrigued by the trailer- very well done. Went and saw it and HOLY SHIT was the theatre packed. None of my friends could sit next to each other because we all had to find whatever random seats we could find. The first moment when Liv Tyler’s character pulled the back door curtain back the fuckin roof of the theatre blew off with how loud people were screaming. Such a genuinely great crowd pleaser. The worst for me is One Missed Call. It’s the only movie I’ve ever walked out on and asked for a refund. And I was one of the last people to leave. People were walking out in DROVES. I felt bad for the theatre.

Jeremy Jahn's January junkyard journey

Still waiting on that Spawn movie? Me too... Me too...

Best horror movie for me so far would be Sinister. That one brought new meaning to the word fear and creepy

I don’t know what energizes you to continue creating, but I envy you.

Will you do a top ten movies of the decade?

Ah, the first Jeremy Jahns video review of 2020, with a Dogshit no less. Maybe because 1917 is coming out next Friday this won't count as a completely terrible January?

Jeremy I’ve gotta ask, are we getting a 10 most anticipated movies of 2020? I always love those videos because at the end of the year it’s awesome to look back on and see what was great and what wasn’t

Jeremy you have heavily influenced me to want to do Movie reviews as well. Thanks for the influence man!

The grudge's spirit is based around a Japanese folklore. The ghost from the Ring is also loosely based around the same original ghost story. Also, all the Grudge movies jumped forwards and backwards. Even had a few flashbacks, Within flashbacks, and sometimes the flashbacks were aware of the people pulled into them.

"An element of fear would be good in a horror movie" yep

Scariest movie I’ve seen: Sinister Worst: Ouija

Just found this channel from the review on Inglorious Basterds and THAT WAS QUITE AMAZING

I didn't even know this movie existed, let alone was coming out in 2020.

Jeremy's really channeling his wolverine looks with this video

When I saw the trailers I wrote out what was essentially an entire essay about how I knew it'd be bad. From how Kayako's appearance wasn't as striking (and grimy for some reason) leaning into her screen presence losing impact, how Toshio wasn't anywhere to be seen in the trailers which meant that smaller scenes would have to be handled by Kayako which would also go to lessen the impact of having her appear, heck I even went into how "the sound" was different from how it should be. As a person who studied the methods of horror behind everything pertaining to the grudge so that I could perfectly grasp how she terrorized my childhood, I'm a little bit upset to see it reduced to just this. At the very least, no more childhoods should be ruined because of her after this, so I guess there's an upside.

Came here just for the intro to hear Jeremy talk about how painful January is was not disappointed you get a 👍🏻

I was honestly excited for this and then I saw it's a January movie.

Can you do a review for The Netflix’s Witcher series pls?!

Happy new year Jeremy! That hand on hair thing is a classic Grudge moment. They do in the Sarah Michelle Gellar version and they do on the original japanese one.

4:21 wow I loved it when Jeremy imitated Cats' box office climb.

“Not look for laying on my back, staring at my ceiling in my living room in pitch dark after a hit of salvia scared” So funny and true! What a metaphor for these cheap, abrasive jump scares in movies

Sounds like we already have a worst movie of the year contender.

Starting the year off strong, I see !

My Man Jeremy is really rocking that Johnny Bravo Haircut like a OG💪🏽

I have a feeling 2020 is going to contain a lot of dogshit.

The first grudge aged pretty good

What made the Original Ju On (the short film one) scary for me was that I didn't know the Japanese actors so it made it seem more real, like it was happening to real everyday people. With this it was like "Oh hey, its Harold".

*That Salv¡a Div¡norum reference though..!* 😉

When she's went *throat-clicking noise* . I felt that

"WHAM" I fell out of my chair laughing

The first "low frequency" jump scare I remember experiencing and enjoying was in the 2006 remake of The Omen. It's a helpful trick.

Hansel & gretel, underwater, & the turning looks like great horror movies for this month

The last time I was scared was playing Resident Evil in the dark Those damn spiders.

Will you be reviewing Just Mercy?

Your hair makes me so jealous. It's just magnificent!

Are you going to do a top 10 most anticipated films of 2020 list, would love to hear your thoughts. Btw favorite January horror movie is the bye bye man, I have so much fun watching that with friends for all the wrong reasons.

Yes, Jeremy. The original "The Grudge" movie was the one with Sarah Michelle Geller. s/

Favorite: Hereditary Least Favorite(that I've seen with my own eyes): Annabelle

Haven’t seen the original or remake of The Grudge. I feel like my favorite is a bit odd, considering there’s a lot that I do like, but my favorite is Jacob’s Ladder. It really stuck with me. I enjoy a movie that keeps me guessing what might be going on, and has me wanting the ending to find out what it all was (but I’m also not bored with what I’m watching and just wanting it to wrap up). And like Psycho, even though I know what it is, I still want to watch the film again. If I had to pick a least favorite, the only ones that come to mind at the moment would be between Shut In or The Boy. They’re likable and re-watchable, at least for me, but they’re not ones I would be eager to throw on or talk about much. It’s just kinda the ones you put on the list to say you saw them.

January is just the month to rewatch the good add movies that came out at the end of the previous year

I cannot remember the grudge at all. Whenever I think of it I just think of the ring

This is how I imagine the franchise to be: 'The Grudge' (2004) Dogshit 'The Grudge 2' Dogshit 'The Grudge 3' Dogshit 'The Grudge' (2020) Dogshit

when I saw stuckman review this I thought it was a retro review and then I saw yours pop up I had to click. I didn't realize they were remaking this movie

Always laughing at your reviews! Thanks a lot lml

Not sure if it counts as a “horror movie” but if it is my favorite horror movie would be Hush

Favorite horror movie: the descent Least favorite: the nun

In fairness, that beautifully timed *zip* "fuck that" cut may be the single funniest moment I've ever witnessed in a horror movie and it'll be very hard to beat.

first time I've heard someone mention salvia without me specifically looking for a video about it

I thought this was possibly going to be like a Knives Out review where Chris love the movie but Jeremy didn't but no it just sucked. Man did I want this film to recapture the unsettling tension of the very first film.

Favourite horror movie: The Shining Least favourite: the NUN

Your Dog$#!+ reviews continue to be your best work. I really like your analysis and explanations. This was a greatly informative and educational review worthy of film school. Great Job!.

Thank you for not giving away the movie premise too much

Favorite horror movie: Jaws Least favorite: Bye Bye Man

This sounds like a review of Hellraiser inferno.

starting the year off strong, i see

That haircut & leather jacket, are the T Birds making a comeback in 2020

Don’t release a movie in January? Noted.

Favorite horror movie: The Shining Least Favorite Horror Movie: The Bye Bye Man

Fallen!!! Remember renting that from Blockbuster and loving it! "Time is on my side, yes it is." Hands down on of my favorite Denzel Washington movies.

Hey Jeremy, could you do a top ten most anticipated 2020 list please?

Favorite horror movie: The Thing Scariest horror movie: The Descent Least favorite horror movie: The Last Jedi *Luke milking sea cow* ***high pitch violin noises***

I'm a fan of the Grudge Trilogy so I'm going to see this one anyway

Happy new year Jeremy

I think that was what Ju On was (the movie where the grudge is based on) a compilation of short stories that jumps back and forth everytime

Most Favorite: The Collector Least Favorite: Mama

The perfect word to describe this movie: boring.

When jeremy mentions tripping on salvia xD you really are relatable

Good thing you got out of Collider when you did and never stuck around for it JJ!