Don't hold a grudge against us when we scare you with this list.

Everyone.

I'm Rebecca and this is Kira and welcome to watch Mojo.

Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 jump scares in the grudge franchise, with a special bonus of our reactions to those jump scares for this list, we're looking at moments in the American grudge franchise that shook us to the core.

This isn't to say that the Japanese Siri's doesn't have plenty of scares, but for this list, we'll just be focusing on their American counterparts.

Also, as is to be expected, Spoiler Alert is now in effect.

Number 10 Outside the Car.

The Grudge 2020 Detective Wilson is freaking out.

Were freaking out, and we don't know what to expect.

Never going to stop.

Never.

Thankfully, Detective Goodman is here to keep everyone in Check The Grudge 2020 cuts between multiple characters and timelines, which keeps the viewers guessing how everything connects.

Wilson is sure the ghosts in the lander's house are out to get him, and he soon finds out that nowhere is safe.

It doesn't matter if it's in broad daylight and in public, the grudges Ghost is going to find you, as seen with its sudden appearance outside Goodman's car number nine Inside the Bathtub.

The Grudge three bat scenes and horror movies.

Unfortunately, go hand in hand.

If someone is taking a bath, we know we're gonna have to shield our eyes somehow.

Tell you what, I'll set up your bed, but you take a bath.

How's that?

We know we're gonna have to shield our eyes somehow.

What makes the scene so effective is that the death happens so suddenly.

We expect Brenda to soak in the tub for a while, slowly getting suspicious that nothing is as it seems.

Instead, we get Toshio pulling her down before she even has a chance to get in, catching us all by surprise.

It's only fitting that Toshio took her out this way as it's the same way he was once killed.

Uh, well, I mean, I don't take baths, I take baths.

I was going to take a bath tonight Between that and Freddy Krueger were snubbed.

Babs!

Babs!

They're canceled Brenda Brenda number eight inside the Dark Room.

The grudge, too.

Why I'm limited scene to one scare when you can have many.

Like the previous entry, this seam works well because it plays on our expectations.

Kioko literally jumps out in scares, easy pushing him onto the floor.

Rosen.

He can only watch as Kaiko crawls towards him.

Now the viewers are at ease because we've just been scared senseless, and we don't expect another one almost straightaway.

But that is exactly what happens when Aubrey investigates.

It's a scare with a message that viewers can never feel safe watching these movies.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

I hate those.

What's the noise?

It wasn't really jumpy, but I hated it, and it also had the grudge noise.

Hate that like Throat on to the next Number seven in the apartment.

The Grudge.

This scare had a buildup of almost 10 minutes as Susan tries to escape her demise and ends up back at her apartment home.

Sweet home, right?

Think again.

There are plenty of good moments that make the finale.

Give us goose bumps such as Toshio watching Susan from the next elevator as she takes it up.

We feel safest in our homes, So when that is threatened, we feel absolutely helpless.

Unfortunately for Susan, that is just what she feels at this moment after unknowingly letting Kioko inside her home.

Number six.

Asylum Chase the Grudge three asylums air Never a good place to be.

And when you're being haunted No, no, no, you unlocked it.

Just cut her head off with the door.

Here.

Kioko makes a surprise appearance for Dr Sullivan, creepily pushing a door open and shambling towards her ticking.

And the music is a countdown to the doctor's demise as she frantically moves through the hospital corridors.

Naturally, her past doesn't work for one of the doors, and that's what gives Kaiko her moment to do the ghost dance through a door and attack.

Also, why does every single door need a pass to access?

Uh, Number five.

Reflection comes to life.

The Grudge 2020.

One thing we can all agree on about this new film is that it's got some unique scares and a genuinely creepy atmosphere.

Investigating Detective Muldoon flips a light switch to discover the ghost of Landers standing before her when she flips the switch again.

He's gone.

We expect the scare to come with another flip of the switch, but it takes us all by surprise.

When she leaves the area and he pops in the doorway, I would leave the lights on.

No, I live alone.

I'm not looking forward to going home tonight.

I'm not gonna let you number four.

No Jaw.

The Grudge.

The franchise is known for its psychological horror and suspense building, and not for its core.

But the graphic nature of this particular scene is nightmare fuel.

After care worker Yoko goes missing in the psyche house, her employer, Alex, assumes she's home sick.

Little does he know the situation is much, much worse.

He ends up encountering her again.

But this time she's different.

No, the suspense built by Yoko's lack of response is unsettling, but it's far from the worst of it.

We can safely say that Alex's scream of disgust and terror was a reaction that mimicked our own.

Honestly, don't look.

D'oh!

Oh, okay, we're halfway through.

Hopefully we survive.

I'm unlike most of these people.

Number three under the desk.

The grudge to what's another tell?

You're being haunted.

The power goes out.

Vanessa is already scared for her life at the stage, and she doesn't know what to do when she crawls under the desk to plug the lamp back in.

We see a glimpse of Toshio running past The pitter patter of little feet has never sounded so terrifying.

In all honesty, if we were in Vanessa shoes, we wouldn't know whether we should run out or stay hidden.

Ultimately, it doesn't matter, and Kioko and Toshio get to her in the end.

But yeah, but nobody answers phone calls near that number to escape from the hospital.

The grudge to poor Karen.

She survived the first film, burned down the cursed home and had seemingly escaped the grudge, only to be hunted.

Once again.

She wakes to the terrifying grip of Tokyo, and there she managed to escape her room.

What follows is an intense chase sequence through a hospital, the lights flashing before shutting off.

Revealing glimpses of Kioko is one creepy image we won't ever forget.

Okay.

Oh, and while we're used to kioko making her victims disappear, that's definitely not the case here.

I just want to talk to you about your sister house dish.

All right.

Let's take a moment to calm down because I don't know about you, but my blood pressure is right up there, thanks to these jump scares.

All right, well, we've got a bunch of honorable mentions to get through.

And then our number one jump scare from the Grudge Siri's will do what it was designed to.

D'oh!

What?

They're right here.

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Number one Kioko in the Attic.

The Grudge, arguably the most memorable scene of the films, is also one of the first.

After hearing a creepy noise in the attic, Yoko climbs up to investigate, using only a lighter as a light source.

Really, she should have just run from the house.

It's a scene that's especially difficult to rewatch in retrospect, knowing what happens to her jaw even though we catch a glimpse of kioko in the dark before she's fully revealed, we still jump Oh, no.

I saw movement.

Oh, no.

Right there.

Yeah.

I didn't turn around fast enough.

What a way to start a movie, though.

Yeah, I would not continue.

It's a testament to the film's ability to scare a silly and sets the tone for the first movie and the rest of the series.

So final thoughts.

Are you okay?

No, I have to go back to work now.

Daydream nightmares.

Well, what do you guys think?

What was your favorite jump scare from the grudge franchise?

Let us know in the comments and we will see you next time.

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