JU-ON: WHITE GHOST is an hour-long follow up to the original GRUDGE films that was made back-to-back with companion film JU-ON: BLACK GHOST. These films continue the same mythos as in the first two feature-length movies, adding in new characters and allowing them to get haunted by the ghost from the original.Let's be fair: these are straight-to-video short films so quality-wise they're not going to be on par with the first two features. But JU-ON: WHITE GHOST isn't too bad. The central female ghost is watered down and CGI-ed up since the original, so not as frightening, but is acceptable for a straight-to-video horror flick.At an hour long you can never get bored by this, and the story plays out as a bunch of five minute vignettes that only begin to make sense towards the climax. Indeed, trying to work out the film's mixed-up chronology keeps the interest level high. The acting is of a strong standard throughout and there's a mix of scary and gory moments to keep viewers watching.

Even tho "White ghost" does provide some very, but very tensioned moments, I found it hard to take it seriously. I mean, after watching it, it's rather difficult to say that this one is worthy of a grade over 6, cause let's face it, for a cheesy Asian fun, it does the job, but if you in for some real scares with a over the top plot and development, "White ghost" looks like a cartoon!Again, don't get me wrong, dunno how, but when I saw it, it scared me out of my mind, cause the execution is very good, but if they were able to put it on screen like this, why didn't they try harder on the script part? Get a decent idea, make use of it, and put your name up there, with the rest of Asia's greater horrors! They did everything better than most such films, again, the plot is what killed it for me. Check it out and you'll see what I'm talking about!Cheers!

Now that i what I call a cash off. This movie seems to be one of three released in 2009 under the Ju-On Name. It takes some of the basic ideas from the original Ju-on... the child ghost, the long black hair, the screeching scream sound and the house. But the whole way this one is made is pure trash and reminds me of that ridiculous "Tales of Terror" clip show movie. Its edited in sequences which simply fade to black, the visuals are uninteresting like in a DV-Production and the effects are laughable. Like in "Tales of terror" they go for some cheap shock in the end of each sequence. In this case its a ghost granny with a basketball... yes, really. The scene in the toiled has to be seen to believed because its so bad you have to laugh. Nothing special here... even the movie is just an hour long I was bored. Stay away!

All I can tell about this movie is poorly done. I didn't even get a little tense during the plays of this movie.The director seems like preferred to do bloody scene rather than the horror scene. I can tell you that his taste is definitely doesn't fit with the Ju-oN franchise. Also, what the heck with the old lady holding a basketball? Her appearance was just a gags. The only original ghost that appeared in this movie was Toshio, for a little 5 sec. Where is Kayako? Where is Takeo?No crawling, no scary croaking. A big disappointment for a super Ju-oN fans.