Koji Suzuki's original novel Ring went on to have a legendary film Japanese film adaptation in 1998, which itself inspired 2002's The Ring starring Naomi Watts. This chapter is centering on Ringu ...

Dead by Daylight’s next chapter comes from Ringu. The Japanese psychological horror franchise is coming to DBD in 2022. by Michael McWhertor. Dec 15, 2021, 12:00 AM UTC.

Behaviour Interactive has announced that the Japanese horror icon Ringu will be coming to Dead By Daylight in March 2022. The developer revealed that it's collaborating with Japanese entertainment ...

After previously collaborating with some of the biggest horror franchises in the world, Dead By Daylight's latest chapter will be based on the chilling Japanese horror icon Ringu.The new chapter ...

Behaviour Interactive revealed a brand new killer is on the way to Dead By Daylight as in infamous horror icon Ringu is coming in March 2022. The company has teamed up with Japanese entertainment ...

The series originated as a novel entitled Ring by Japanese author Koji Suzuki in 1991. Following this, the book would then adapted into a series of successful movies known as Ringu.

Ringu was originally a novel released in 1991, with the film adaptation appearing in Japanese theaters in 1998. It became an instant classic, and was later imported for American audiences as The Ring.

Yuko Takeuchi, star of 1998’s Ringu and Hulu series Miss Sherlock, has died aged 40. The Urawa-born actor and mother of two was discovered by her husband in their Tokyo home early this morning ...

Japanese Actress Yuko Takeuchi, Known for Roles in Miss Sherlock and Ringu, Dead at 40 "It came all of a sudden, and we are all stunned and saddened by the news," Takeuchi's talent agency said in ...

Japanese horror movies focus on eerie atmospheres and existential chills, not cheap thrills or gore. Examples like "Dark Water," "Pulse," and "Ju-on: The Grudge" redefine fear with unexplained dread.

Photo by Joshua Meyer Screenshot from ‘Ringu’ Up the Hill to Horror. When we first see the cabin in Ringu, Nakata and cinematographer Junichiro Hayashi fetishize it with a series of POV shots ...