So when Jumanji summons up vines to entangle the house, the sheer speed at which the greenery grows is enough to land the penultimate spot on this list of horrors. But it doesn't stop at speed.

Because Jumanji hates everyone but it especially hates Sarah. I can remember certain vague details from this moment in my life — petals opening, a vine grabbing some character’s limb, sheer panic.

Danny DeVito and Danny Glover play old friends Eddie and Milo in "Jumanji: The Next Level." And Awkwafina, Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart play them in the game.

The first and possibly most important thing that Jumanji adds to the video game movie template are complicated, three-dimensional characters. In games, the heroes are left somewhat blank by design.

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Jake Kasdan’s action-comedy “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” was an unexpected smash in 2016, and with good cause. The film was a smart, exciting blockbuster that used video-game mechanics ...

“Jumanji: The Next Level” is an obvious play on videogame jargon, but the subtitle doesn’t describe the program that this light-hearted sequel follows. That’s because the mission is to ...

Priciest home in Disney World city filled with hand-carved vines, flowers and botanicals The "Jumanji" house at 9291 Point Cypress Drive in Orlando (Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate, iStock ...