MTRCB clears Six Films to premiere this January

 

Movie Review: A Werewolf Boy

A Werewolf Boy is a Filipino adaptation of the beloved Korean supernatural romance, and it delivers a heartfelt and visually appealing experience. The story follows a city girl who moves back to the countryside and forms a unique bond with a mysterious orphan boy. Starring breakout talents Angela Muji and Rabin Angeles, the film explores a feral romance as the seemingly savage boy with wolf-like powers gradually connects with her, creating a story that is both touching and captivating.

From Philippines to Prague: Paolo Gumabao and Sara Sandeva Star in Must-See Romance – Spring in Prague

 

My Husband Is a Mafia Boss: Joseph Marco & Rhen Escaño Lead Viva One’s Highly Anticipated Series

Mysterious glow… Watch a 1-minute clip from “The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants,” in Philippine cinemas starting January 14!

 

Puregold CinePanalo’s Tigkiliwi joins prestigious Fantasporto 2026 in Portugal

Blending folklore and human emotion, Puregold CinePanalo’sTigkiliwi tells a haunting
story of survival.

 

SB19, Cup of Joe, and TJ Monterde Reign Supreme at the 11th Wish Music Awards

 

My Verdict for Metro Manila Film Festival 2025

 

Movie Review: Love You So Bad

Love You So Bad is the ultimate Star Cinema romantic comedy experience, perfect for fans of the genre. The film follows college senior Savannah (Bianca de Vera), a sassy, confident, and unapologetically herself young woman who finds herself caught in a complicated love triangle. On one side is the charming, impulsive bad boy LA (Dustin Yu), who brings out her wild and carefree side; on the other is the principled and ambitious Vic (Will Ashley), who challenges her to grow and reflect on what she truly wants in love and life. As Savannah navigates desire versus direction, the story explores themes of self-discovery, identity, and the timeless joys of young romance.

Movie Review: Call Me Mother

Call Me Mother is a touching, funny, and heart-stirring film that explores motherhood, love, and family beyond blood ties. Set against a warm, almost fairy-tale-like visual backdrop that remains grounded in reality, the film delivers a story that is both entertaining and deeply meaningful—perfect for the Christmas season.

The story follows Twinkle de Guzman, a single queer mother who is in the process of officially adopting her son, Angel. Hoping to surprise him with the finalization of his adoption papers, Twinkle plans a celebratory trip to Disneyland, Hong Kong, provided that no one claims Angel within three months. Their peaceful life is shaken when Mara, Angel’s biological mother, suddenly reappears. As Mara begins to form a bond with her son, Twinkle is forced to confront her fears and go to great lengths to prove that she is just as deserving—and capable—of being Angel’s parent. 

Movie Review: I'm Perfect

I’m Perfect is an emotional cry fest—sweet, heartwarming, and refreshingly different. Directed with sincerity and care, the film follows Jiro and Jessica, two adults with Down syndrome, as they navigate everyday life, first love, and the joys and uncertainties of a romantic relationship.