To promote the upcoming installment of The Ring saga, Sadako 3D, advertisers have been driving a giant version of scary videotape girl Sadako Yamamura around the Shibuya neighborhood in Tokyo. Behold a movie monster that has absolutely no business being the size of an ice cream truck.
Watch The Ring's creepy demon girl throw the first pitch at a Japanese…
You remember the creepy little girl who crawled out of the TV and killed all of those people in The Ring, right? Well here she is throwing out the first pitch at a baseball game in Japan. Super fun idea, everyone. Yipes!
Ringu's Sadako will crawl out of your television in 3D
Thus far, the presence of 3D in movies has had a dubious effect. Directors tend to use it to create cheap jump-in-your-seat moments or shower the audience in virtual gore. But Sadako 3D, the latest installment in the Ringu film series may manage to use the technology to a genuinely creepy end. After all, Sadako was…
The Creepiest Psychic Visions of the Future Drawn by Little Kids
Creepy children who can see the future are a mainstay of movies and television — and a surprising number of them are artistically gifted. Put a crayon or magic marker in the hands of a little prophet, and he/she will draw you a deathly masterpiece every time.
Japanese TV show pranks unsuspecting victim with a haunted mirror
In this clip from a Japanese candid camera program, a fellow sits down to use a mirror and is immediately harassed by angry ghosts straight out of Ringu (or perhaps Hausu). Shit gets extremely real around the 30-second mark.
When Americans remake foreign horror films: the report card
It's official: U.S. audiences decided not to let in Let Me In. The U.S. remake of the Swedish vampire classic crashed and burned. But most other domestic horror remakes have been critical or box-office failures. Check out our damning statistics.
Watching The New Ring In 3D Will Spell Immediate Death
That creepy little girl is back for a third installment of The Ring movie series, but this time the she-devil is coming at you in 3D. Which can only mean that everyone watching the new movie will immediately die. [THR]
New Novel By the Author of "The Ring" Written On Toilet Paper
If The Ring scared the shit out of you, then you're in luck. The author of the Japanese novels that inspired the films, Koji Suzuki, has released his latest scarefest novella on toilet paper. Writes io9 pal Lisa Katayama over at Tokyomango:
