A young couple with a child on the way tries to start over in Baguio.
But the house they're living in proves to be home to something
otherworldly.
It isn't a perfect film, but Binhi presents an intelligent story with palatable screenplay, and above all one that manages to scare you without beating you over the head with tired horror movie cliches. The setting of the movie is in Baguio and Benguet and they been able to utilize the place that it's like they brought me in their location as I really feel the cold and scare while watching the film. The film is well directed as I keep myself hook to the film from start until the end credits. I don't have high expectation for this film before entering the theater but this film really surprises me that I've been able to absorbed it. I can say that this film is a much watch horror film this summer. In a world where horror films feel interchangeable, it is nice to see one as original and chilling as Binhi.
My Verdict: 3.5/5
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