FranSeth Brings the Kilig in “She Who Must Not Be Named”

 

Love Life Revealed! Carmi Martin Napaamin Kay Charo Cordial; “na-trauma Ako sa Pag-ibig!”

 

20th Century Studios’ Send Help Streams Exclusively on Disney+ May 7

 

MTRCB clears Michael Jackson biopic, invites ‘80s and ‘90s fans and music lovers back to cinemas

TV5 Ignites ‘Primetime Pa5iklab’ with Back-to-Back Premieres of ‘A Secret in Prague’ and ‘My Bespren Emman’

Watch the teaser trailer for “CLAYFACE,” DC Studios’ first-ever horror thriller, available now! “Clayface,” written by Mike Flanagan, opens only in cinemas October 21

 

May 2026 Movie Guide: Upcoming Films You Shouldn’t Miss

 

The magic returns. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back as the Owens sisters in “PRACTICAL MAGIC 2,” in cinemas September 9. Watch the trailer, now available!

 

My Bespren Emman: A Touching Story of Faith, Family, and Second Chances

 

Movie Review: Mother Mary

Mother Mary is a film that leans heavily into mood, atmosphere, and artistic expression, offering a unique viewing experience that won’t be for everyone—but will definitely leave an impression. The visuals, tone, and overall feel of the film truly stand out. Anne Hathaway is absolutely radiant here—like a true goddess on screen .

 

The circle of trust just got bigger. Watch the trailer for FOCKER-IN-LAW, starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro and Ariana Grande - only in cinemas NOVEMBER 25

 

TECNO CAMON 50 Series Powers RUNRIO Earth Day Run 2026 in Davao, Turning Every Stride into a Better-Captured Moment

Prime Video Embraces Filipino Storytelling, Unveils Seven Originals And Even More Licensed Titles in Expanded Local Slate

 

Movie Review: Huwag Kang Titingin

GMA Pictures and Mentorque Productions bring a chilling yet accessible horror film to cinemas with Huwag Kang Titingin, opening starting today April 15 nationwide. Blending viral internet culture with Filipino folklore, the film follows a dangerous online challenge that unknowingly awakens a sinister entity known as the “Umaaaligid,” turning curiosity into a terrifying consequence.

Set in an eerie town filled with dark traditions and unsettling spaces, the film mixes jump scares, mystery, and emotional moments, creating a horror experience that feels modern yet familiar.

Don’t drive at night. If you do, don’t ever stop. Watch the trailer for PASSENGER - only in cinemas MAY 27

 

Disney+ To Live Stream the World Premiere of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” on April 21

 

VLF XXI opens doors for aspiring Writing Fellows until April 30

 

BTS World Tour “Arirang” Comes to SM Cinema with Exclusive Live Viewing Experience

 

“People screaming together, jumping together, popcorn flying at the same time” – director talks about why “LEE CRONIN’S THE MUMMY” is best seen in cinemas, starting April 15

 

JMFyang Topbills First Solo Film “Almost Us”

Lee Cronin, James Wan and Jason Blum talk about “bringing the Mummy back to its roots, which is scary as hell” in “LEE CRONIN’S THE MUMMY,” only in cinemas starting APRIL 15

 

Super Mario Galaxy" comes to life at SM Megamall

 

5 Things to Consider Before The ‘I Do’

 

Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal Lead ‘In The Grey’ as CreaZion Studios International Brings Film to PH Cinemas May 13

 

Puregold Highlights Sari-Sari Stores’ Role in Driving Grassroots Commerce and MSME Growth

SB19’s Stell also makes an appearance in Puregold’s Sari-Sari Stories series

 

Stories of devotion and reflection unfold on the CCP Channel this Holy Week

 

P1 Pre-Order, Up to P2,000 Off! TECNO CAMON 50 Series Back with Unbeatable Launch Deal

Jing Social Media Launches Globally in Singapore, Introducing a Creator-First Digital Economy Platform

 

Quezon City Signs Creative Alliance with Baguio City at Montañosa Film Festival

from left - Creative Baguio City Council (CBCC) co-chair Marie Venus Tan, Quezon City Tourism Department Head Giana Aira Barata, QCinema Artistic Director Ed Lejano, Mayor Joy Belmonte, Mayor Benjamin Magalong, UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines (UNACOM) Secretary-General Dr. Ivan Anthony Henares, and Baguio City Councilor Vladimir Cayabas.

 

Movie Review: I Fell, It's Fine

When an otherworldly woman named Chicks (Rhian Ramos) arrives at a quiet wellness resort, the life of a guarded and still legally married Anne (Glaiza De Castro) begins to shift in ways she cannot fully explain. What starts as an unexpected encounter धीरे slowly turns into something deeper, as Anne learns that healing is not always about staying strong—it is about finding the courage to feel again.

“Huwag Kang Titingin”: A New Gen Z Horror Experience Hits Cinemas April 15

 

Movie Review: Desperada

Desperada, one of the official entries of the Sinag Maynila 2026, presents a moving and socially relevant story centered on a traumatized young woman who finds refuge in a shelter for the mentally ill. Within this safe space filled with broken yet resilient individuals, she begins a journey of healing, connection, and unexpected love. The film carefully unpacks the lives of its characters, proving that even the most wounded souls are still capable of hope and transformation.

Upcoming Films for April 2026

 

7 films hurdle MTRCB’s stringent review process

Antonette Gail, Nag-Buy and Trade ng Alahas sa Maddox Jewelry

 

The game begins again– and it’s deadlier than before in “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come”

Kathryn Newton and Samara Weaving in READY OR NOT 2_ HERE I COME.

 

Creative Cities Collaboration Takes Center Stage at Montañosa Film Festival 2026

(L-R) Department of Tourism Regional Director Jovita Ganongan, Baguio Creative City Council Co-Chair Marie Venus Tan, Film Academy of the Philippines Director-General Paolo Villaluna, Montañosa Film Festival Founder and Festival Director Ferdinand Balanag, and QCinema Artistic Director Ed Lejano. 

 

Jeric Gonzales Takes the Lead in New Family Drama “Graduation Day”

An Advocacy Night for I Fell, It’s Fine: Celebrating Girl Love, Women Empowerment, and LGBT Stories

Anne Hathaway’s eerie pop thriller ‘Mother Mary’ arrives in Philippine cinemas this April

 

Dulaang UP’s Thriving Fresh Talents, Returning Alumni and Collaborators

 

Quezon City marks Women’s Month with three powerful films at QCinema

 

Rockwell and 9 Works Theatrical Bring Gloria Estefan’s Music to Manila With on Your Feet!

Pater Noster: A Film About Blood Ties Turned Into War

 

Movie Review: SISA

Set in the Philippines in 1902, Sisa unfolds in a nation left raw and wounded after the Philippine-American War. The land remains occupied, violence lingers in silence, and grief hangs heavily in the air. Widows fill the villages, and mothers disappear into quiet suffering. Among them walks Sisa, portrayed by the legendary Hilda Koronel — barefoot, broken, and dismissed as mad by a society that fears what it cannot understand. Yet beneath that perceived madness lies something far deeper: a woman carrying a secret and a quiet resolve for revenge.

Ashtine Olviga Steps Into the Spotlight With Her First Anthology Series on Viva One

 

CreaZion Studios brings A24’s sci-fi horror film ‘BACKROOMS’ to Philippine cinemas

 

The Moon and The Bakunawa: A Tender Tale of Memory, Love, and Filipino Folklore Takes the Stage

From L-R: Remus Villanueva, Arlene Abuid-Paderanga, Director of The Moon and The Bakunawa, Divine Cavestany and Phil Panganiban

ONE Ilocos Sur: Stars, Culture, and Community Unite at Ilocos Sur Festival 2026

 

Movie Review: Until She Remembers

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, Until She Remembers offers a gentle yet emotionally resonant story about family, healing, and the quiet ways love endures even as memories begin to fade. The film follows a teenager struggling to cope with her parents’ separation who moves in with her grandmother, only to discover that her grandmother herself is carrying emotional wounds from a past relationship while caring for a loved one battling Alzheimer’s disease.