This franchise is certainly getting Maur intense with age.

Welcome to watch Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times.

The Grudge 2020 earned its R rating for this list.

We're looking at some of the scariest, most gruesome, most gory and most challenging scenes from the 2020 film The Grudge, which was the first movie in the franchise to be given an R rating.

Please note that while we're going to try to keep unnecessary spoilers to a minimum, we will be discussing plot points in the film throughout this video.

Number 10 pyromania.

What do we do when we're scared?

Close our eyes and light everything on fire?

Apparently, when Detective Muldoon returns to the lander's house, it's with gasoline and a lighter.

But then her son Burke, who she left outside in the car, suddenly appears inside.

What are you doing?

Look, I don't understand.

His failure to reply to their usual Colum response makes her suspicious.

What do we do when we're scared?

So she just goes for it, vetting that her son is really a ghost.

Given that she can't really trust what she sees or hears anymore, that's quite a gamble.

Turns out she was right, but and setting what looks like your own sun on fire, that's gotta leave some drama number nine.

The car corpse Relatively early on in the film, the newly arrived detective Muldoon receives a jarring welcome to the force.

She and her partner, Detective Goodman, are called out to a rather nasty car crash in the woods.

The scene of the accident is anything but fresh.

This body has clearly been here for a while, rather than a fleeting glimpse of the corpse.

However, director Nicholas Pash really invites us to appreciate the fine work of a special effects crew by lingering on the decaying cadaver.

Also, the gaping mouth, the shattered arms and twisted legs, the dry aged skin and delicate layer of white mold.

This is one seriously McCobb work of art.

Sure, it looks like something was in there with you.

Number eight, a few digits short of a hand.

When her partner gets evasive about the history of the house at 44 Rayburn Dr Detective Muldoon goes to investigate for herself Police Department.

No one answers the door, but when a voice can be heard audibly crying inside, she enters to assist.

Inside, she finds a messy home in disrepair and an aging woman who is clearly in need of help.

Gonna talk to you about a woman we found.

The sounds that she makes will immediately make your stomach churn, but it's nothing compared to the shocking visual that's to come.

After asking Muldoon to feed her, the woman grabs her, revealing that her left hand is made up of a series of bloody stumps where her fingers should be and that blood is nasty.

Number seven, A serious nose bleed.

When you start messing with the well being of child characters in your film, you're on the fast track turning yourself in our rating.

But, hey, this wouldn't be a grudge movie without a spooky undead kid.

Okay, you scared me.

Historically, it's Toshio, a ghostly pale little boy who's consistently held the title of youngest actor to give us the creeps in the grudge franchise.

But with this 2020 installment, young up and comer Zoe Fish raises the bar as Melinda Landers.

Oh God, your nose is bleeding.

It starts off with a fairly aggressive nose bleed.

But in one of the most shocking moments in the film, the silent little girl suddenly starts hemorrhaging dark torrents of thick blood.

Creepy little kids are a horror cinema staple, but Melinda breaks the mold.

Your daughter is here.

A little bit of a bloody knows what she's doing.

Okay now Number six.

Bloody Hands and Knocking at the Window, the grudges of franchise that has never shied away from jump scares.

But even in a Siri's with many memorable ones, this recent addition is a standout in haunted house movies.

There is a clear dichotomy between indoors and outdoors, as well as light and darkness inside the spooky houses where bad things happen outside in broad daylight.

Not so much, and that's what makes this such a standout moment.

As the two police detectives get into their car, the more rattled of the two receives the fright of his life as a spectral figure appears outside his partner's window.

Theo jump scare was effective enough as is, but the blood ensures that it really stays with you.

Number five what you can't see can hurt you.

When a character in a horror film starts talking about ripping their eyes out and said, Character is in an insane asylum, viewers should prepare themselves for the worst.

Once you stiff into the place where they never let you go, this is never gonna end.

But in this case, the patient's hands air safely fastened to the table.

And so when the interview comes to a close, the audience breeds a collective sigh of relief.

Way Filmmaker was just toying with us.

What a relief wrong cut to the same man being wheeled down the hallway in a gurney, hands once again secured as he bleeds profusely from the two hollow sockets where his eye balls used to be.

The grudge has never been a particularly gory franchise, so this scene certainly earned it some new fans.

Number four.

Ah, plunge.

That makes an impact.

How you doing?

Looking to capitalize on teenage audiences?

Many popular horror films rain in the blood to achieve a PG 13 rating.

As such, we as viewers, regardless of age, are conditioned to expect the camera to cut away at a certain point, and when it doesn't it makes for quite a nim packed In this particularly provocative scene, a woman throws herself down the central shaft of a stairwell.

Filmmaker Nicholas Pash stays with her the whole way down, even offering us multiple viewing angles for maximum effect.

On the way down, her head connects with a railing with a sickening thud before her body essentially erupts upon reaching the ground floor.

Visuals are messed up, but it's the sound effects that will really stay with you.

Number three.

The double kill.

Sometimes you don't need to show the offending deed for to contribute to the R rating, often with truly heinous acts.

The before and after are more than enough.

Oh, Jesus Christ, you're scared me.

In fact, by omitting the actual event, you forced the viewer to fill in the blanks for themselves, which is sometimes even more effective than spelling out what happened and the murder of a pregnant woman by her husband, no less.

It's just about one of the quickest path to an R rating you can take, considering the couple spends so much time of the film fixated on the pregnancy, the moment is all the more horrifying number two improper use of firearms.

Filmmaker Nicholas Pash certainly has a knack for ramping up tension, releasing it and then hitting you over the head Jews when you think it's safe.

Moreover, it's in these moments that he often goes the extra mile to really embrace the possibilities opened up by an R rating.

A man standing in the pouring rain staring into a family's living room is usually a precursor to something going bad and fast.

He's here again.

Then, just when you think the situation's been resolved, the man's been taken away.

He pulls out a gun in the car.

You could have said it all with the flash of gunfire seen from outside the car, but he instead shows us the head wound in all its gory glory.

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Number one a slip of the knife.

Remember the after mentioned woman with the bloody stumps for fingers Well, when you're working with an R rating, you get to do more than show them.

You can show how they got like that.

The scene initially plays like a moment of domestic bliss, perhaps even a medical miracle.

The deathly ill woman, detached from reality, is suddenly up in about preparing food in the kitchen on a sunny afternoon.

This is Madison.

I'm so happy to see you on your feet.

Except those aren't carrots.

She's chopping up, and there's a dead man on the ground just out of sight.

And that, dear horror fans, is how you not only earned yourself an R rating but really make the most of it.

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