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1) Kayako Saeki (The Grudge, 2004)
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Kayako Saeki is terrifying because everything about her feels wrong. Her pale skin and wide eyes make her look lifeless, and the way her body moves feels broken and unnatural. The croaking sound she makes is hard to shake off because it feels too close and too real. The scariest moment happens when she crawls down the stairs with her limbs twisted in ways that don’t seem human. She doesn’t rush but keeps coming closer, which makes it worse. Takako Fuji played Kayako and gave her an unsettling presence that stays with you after the movie ends.
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Edited by Sugnik Mondal
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