The best physcological horror movie in existence.

Rating: 10/10 (14 February 2005)

So you have your 'Halloween's', 'Nightmare on Elm street's', and 'Evil Dead's' - big deal, however gory and violent you can get in a movie, you are never going to get close to the physcological pure genius that is 'The Ring'. The word 'horror' in the English dictionary is defined as 'A strong feeling of fear'. With the films I mentioned above, there isn't a lot of fear, just dark room's, blunt instruments and fake pints of blood. 'The Ring' is based on the Japanese original movie of the same name and is about an evil video tape created by a young girl who kills you seven days after you watch it by crawling out of a well and through your TV set, the only way to prevent this however is to create a copy of the evil tape and show it to someone else to 'spread the suffering'. There are some special effects, between the region of 'The Matrix' which was terrible and completely made of special effects and 'The Village' which although was brilliant, had none. 'The Ring' get's you gripped from the puzzling and gripping start to the shockingly stunning ending, which I loved because of it's great reasoning yet amazingly obvious answer. If you consider yourself as a movie buff or horror fanatic and you haven't yet seen this movie (tut tut) then you should Definitely see it. Word's do not give this masterpiece justice. Brilliant. 10/10