The Grudge Collection

"The Grudge Collection" is an American horror film series released by Sony Pictures, adapting the Japanese Ju-on series created by Takashi Shimizu. Spanning from 2004 to 2009, the collection comprises three films totaling 284 minutes in runtime and a budget of $35 million, generating $261.23 million in revenue. The series centers on a curse originating from the violent rage of a deceased woman, known as The Grudge. This curse relentlessly afflicts those who come into contact with it, creating a viral effect that destroys the lives of all involved, particularly those within the Saeki residence. The films within the collection depict the devastating consequences of this curse, where victims are fatally afflicted and new curses are born, spreading like a contagion. For example, the first film, "The Grudge" (2004), and subsequent installments explore the escalating horror as individuals become ensnared by the vengeful spirit. The series' financial performance indicates a significant level of audience engagement across its three installments. The collection's combined revenue of $261.23 million reflects its commercial reach. The films collectively achieved this through a budget of $35 million, resulting in a total revenue of $261.23 million. This series of horror films has been released over a five-year period.