Movie Review: The Ride

In The Ride, Piolo Pascual plays Barry, a father estranged from his son Leo (Kyle Echarri). The story follows their tense and complicated relationship, which takes a darker turn when Leo discovers that his father is entangled in criminal activities.

As the film unfolds, it explores how the streets are not only divided by left and right—but also by the thin line between life and death.

Movie Review: When Magic Hurts

In the stunning Atok Mountain of Benguet, fate orchestrates an encounter between a young man and a woman who each carry their own burdens. The young man is determined to prove himself to his parents, while the young woman is still reeling from the loss of both her parents.

Once a believer in magic, the young woman now finds herself disillusioned and unable to trust in its power. But when their paths cross, a spark ignites between them, and they find solace in each other's company.

Will this meeting be the start of something magical, or will their pasts continue to haunt them? Can magic truly fulfill our deepest desires, or will & only lead to heartbreak and despair? Get ready for a breathtaking adventure filled with hope, love, and the mysteries of the universe as these two young souls navigate the unpredictable twists and turns of fate.

Movie Review: Insidious: The Red Door

In Insidious: The Red Door, the horror franchise’s original cast returns for the final chapter of the Lambert family’s terrifying saga. To put their demons to rest once and for all, Josh (Patrick Wilson) and a college-aged Dalton (Ty Simpkins) must go deeper into The Further than ever before, facing their family’s dark past and a host of new and more horrifying terrors that lurk behind the red door.

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Movie Review: Untrue

A bruised and beaten wife named Mara (Cristine Reyes) seeks the help of Georgian police against her husband Joachim (Xian Lim). In this He Said, She Said film, truths, lies and the dark past will be uncovered. Two lonely Filipinos living in the country of Georgia find solace and companionship in each other, until the strange apparition of a woman begins to haunt their relationship.

 

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Movie Review: Bomba

Pipo is a deaf and mute man who struggle with the urband grind of daily existence and at the same time has "taboo" relationship with sixteen years old teenager, Cyril. Pipo lives in silence. He only listens to his heart to understand love, and how life messed up its pureness.
 

Innocence is bliss and love is ageless. Cyril knows the rule & breaks it. Heaven forbids. Come hell or high water, she will fight for love until its most bitter end. 

Movie Review: All of You

Gab and Gabby, two individuals who have strong opposing views on love and marriage, fall in love and agree to be in a committed relationship, notwithstanding their differing outlook in life. As they hit the 3-year mark, the couple find themselves back to where they started, as they ask themselves where their relationship is headed. Will they meet halfway or move on to different directions?

Movie Review: Ang Larawan

Since Don Lorenzo has not produced a single painting for a long time, the family is in financial trouble. The unmarried sisters have had to rely on their seemingly more successful brother Manolo and sister Pepang. Their siblings urge Candida and Paula to sell the house.

Movie Review: Satan's Slaves

After dying from a strange illness that she suffered for 3 years, a mother returns home to pick up her children. The film tells the story of a family of four who must take evil head-on after their mother dies. Featuring plenty of scares and a shocking plot twist, the film is set in 1981, one year before the classic horror movie was set.

Movie Review: Smaller and Smaller Circles

“Smaller and Smaller Circles” tells the story of Father Gus Saenz and Father Jerome Lucero, two Jesuit priests tasked to solve the murder of young boys who were eviscerated and thrown in the teeming slums of Payatas. To solve the murders, they have to explore the cramped urban landscape of 1990s Manila — a trap where there is no way out for a killer and his victims.

Movie Review: 12

12 tells the story of Anton and Erika, a couple who started out as friends for 5 years then became in a relationship for 7 years, making it a total of 12 years of being together. Anton is a commercial director, while Erika is a former band member who becomes his stay-at-home partner, lovingly and happily devoting her time taking care of her man. Finally, the day comes when he asks her to marry him… will they end up getting married and stay together forever?

Movie Review: 100 Tula Para Kay Stella

Throughout his four years in college, Fidel, a stuttering student, tries to finish 100 poems dedicated to Stella, an aspiring but frustrated rock star, to win her heart.

Movie Review: Kita Kita

Kita Kita (I See You) tells the story of Lea and Tonyo, two Filipinos living in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Lea is a Velo taxi tour guide. She suffers an accident which leads to her being affected by temporary blindness. Her blindness, if not cured in a few weeks, could become permanent. Tonyo is also a Filipino who lives right across from Lea. Lea tries her best to ignore him at first because she is scared of not seeing him. But Tonyo is persistent and is determined to be her friend, using humor and kindness to make a connection. With every effort that he makes the two gradually become closer. In an ironic way, becoming blind allows Lea to see the true character of Tonyo. This story is about perception and about how sometimes we can’t see the real story behind a person. As Lea’s story ends, we will see Tonyo’s story begin.

Movie Review: Ang Pagsanib Kay Leah Dela Cruz

The movie follows the story of Leah (Shy Carlos), a girl who jumps out of a balcony, and Ruth (Sarah Lahbati), the police officer who investigates her case.  The two people who are being blamed for Leah’s action are her family’s loyal maid Rosario, and school guidance counselor Sister Eloiza.  As Leah’s odd behavior escalates, so does the friction between her parents Oscar and Marite.  Ruth must piece together the lies and secrets of the people close to Leah before the demon takes hold of her.

Movie Review: Bliss

Jane Ciego started acting in showbiz at a young age. Now in her 30s, she decides to produce her own film to win some respect in the industry. But things do not go as planned and an accident on location cripples her. Jane wakes up unable to walk and trapped in her own home, a large house filled with strange sounds and people who may want to harm her.

Movie Review: Saving Sally

Marty is an aspiring comic-book artist who is secretly in love with his beautiful best friend, Sally, the gadget inventor. Like every love story, there are complications: Sally has abusive monster parents and a literal dick for a boyfriend, while Marty has the innate ability to do nothing about everything despite his vivid fantasies of defending the love of his life from the big bad world.

Movie Review: Sunday Beauty Queen

Sunday Beauty Queen is a real-life Cinderella tale of a Filipina house helper who dreams to be a Beauty Queen in Hong Kong. Beneath Hong Kong's glittering facade, Filipinas working as domestic helpers work in relative anonymity and for near slave wages. In a beauty pageant like no other in the world, five helpers give themselves makeovers for a day and gleefully reclaim their dignity. 

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