Movie Review: Dito at Doon

Political Science graduate Len (Janine Gutierrez), 28, has been working hard for her planned bright future when the pandemic hit.  Early into the lock down, she takes to social media to voice concerns about how people's reactions to the lock down. Online, she gets into a heated exchange with a certain Carlo, who judges her without knowing her personally.  To relieve her stress, she invites her friends to an e-numan.  It is through this online session that she meets Caloy (JC Santos), a friend of a friend.  With his seemingly mature charm, Caloy, 31, is able to draw Len's interest instantly.  Sadly, their opposing views on current events lead them to attack each other, despite not knowing each other fully well. 

Movie Review: Biyernes Santo

Biyernes Santo story is about Roy Asuncion (Gardo Versoza), a former Senator who brings his traumatized daughter Aurora (Via Ortega) to a rest house in a distant province for the Holy Week, one year after he lost his wife in a gruesome supernatural attack. He enlists the help of his distant cousin and a young, talented spiritual healer Grace (Ella Cruz) to protect Aurora from dark forces that has been haunting his family every Holy Week.

As the Holy Week progresses, Roy, Aurora, and Grace lock themselves inside the rest house which had been prepared to protect them from the demons that begin to make their presence known. The spiritual attacks intensify on Good Friday – the day when Jesus died. Roy and Grace do their best to overcome their personal differences in order to protect Aurora. But Grace discovers the secret Roy has been hiding from her and it is too late for her to get out of the rest house and to escape from the devil. 

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Movie Review: General Admission

General Admission  follows Katja (Jasmin Curtis-Smith), a member of the sexy dance group who has a wardrobe malfunction on a noontime show. 

She and her boyfriend Carlito (JC de Vera) find themselves at the center of a media circus that eventually results in a brutal and very public murder.

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Movie Review: Ayuda Babes

Ayuda Babes presents riotous anecdotes during the enhanced community quarantine with highly relatable characters played by a colorful cast coming from theater and standup comedy backgrounds.

It is one part black comedy and one part comedy of errors peppered with bits and pieces of parody and a good sprinkling of satire, giving the gift of laughter in this time of pandemic.

In the story, comedy and chaos await as the crazy lives of a barangay captain, his sidekick, the gossip mongering salon mainstays, and a live-in couple intertwine during the lockdown. 

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Movie Review: Love or Money

The movie revolves around ex-lovers, Leon (Coco) and Angel (Angelica), who cross paths in Dubai three years later after they spent one magical night together ending it with a proposal, but on the next day she left him without any word.

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Movie Review: Tililing

Three intern nurses get locked down in an asylum where they meet three special patients. Together, they attempt to escape before the other patients kill them.

Movie Review: Hello Stranger The Movie

Coming from the success of the BL series last year, Hello Stranger, tells the story of class nerd Mico Ramos (JC Alcantara) and basketball jock Xavier de Guzman (Tony Labrusca) were assigned by their teacher Ms. Tina Moran (Meann Espinosa) to be partners in a class project. Throughout their online interaction during the quarantine, their initial resistance to each other soon gave way to friendship and later attraction.

Now, the movie picked up a few months after the series left off. This time, the students were all at at a beach resort attending "Paniticamp," a required writing camp at a beach resort. Mico came with his gang, Kookai (Vivoree Esclito), Seph (Patrick Quiroz) and Junjun (Miguel Almendras), while Xavier came with his girlfriend Crystal (Gillian Vicencio). As luck would have it, Mico and Xavier become roommates, and the two boys were given a chance to rekindle their lost bond.

Movie Review: Paglaki Ko, Gusto Ko Maging Pornstar

Paglaki Ko, Gusto Kong Maging Pornstar (When I Grow Up, I Want to be a Pornstar)  brings together Alma Moreno, Ara Mina, Maui Taylor, and Rosanna Roces, muti-generational icons of bold  films in one hilariously, sexy film. It also features three young bombshells:  AJ Raval, Rose Van Ginkel, and Ana Jalandoni, who will sizzle on screen for the first time.

Paglaki Ko, Gusto Kong Maging Pornstar begins with a man’s dying wish that Philippine sex cinema will rise again just like in its glory days.  The man happens to be the founder of “bomba films”, and Ara Mina, who is like a daughter to him, promises to fulfil his wish.

Ara, Alma, Osang, and Maui, who are referred to in the movie as the “Four Relevant Women of Philippine Sex Cinema” band together to teach beautiful young girls, Sofia (Rose Van Ginkel), Agatha (Ana Jalandoni), and Twinkle (AJ Raval), the art of seduction and being sexy to mold  them into hot, desirable women that men will follow not only in cinemas but in every online platform and the privacy of their bedrooms.

Movie Review: Anak ng Macho Dancer

Anak ng Macho Dancer revolves around the life of Inno (Sean De Guzman), the son of a former macho dancer, who gets into the same job that ruined his father’s life. In order to escape his problematic family life. the lead character gets entangled in the crazy life of a rich businessman (Jay Manalo). Manalo’s character is a psychopathic sexual sadist.

The film is topbilled by a showbiz newcomer Sean De Guzman and supported by fellow fresh faces Miko Pasamonte, Charles Nathan, Ricky Gumera, and Mhack Morales but it also features of some of the country’s most respected actors. Jay Manalo, Emilio Garcia, Rosanna Roces, Allan Paule, and Jaclyn Jose complete the ensemble. 

 

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