Suzuki's 1991 horror novel didn't just spark the 'Ring' movies, it also changed the game for horror in and out of Japan.

The movie adaptation of Ring became the catalyst for the rise of the “J-Horror” film genre. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Koji Suzuki, the Japanese author known for horror novels including "Ring," died at a Tokyo hospital Friday. He was 68.

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Japanese horror novelist Suzuki Koji, who led the 'J-horror' boom with the novel *Ring*, passed away at the age of 68.