Old Scares Find New Screens as BingoPlus and Regal Reimagine ‘Shake, Rattle & Roll’

 

Movie Review: Saving Cherry

What happens when a woman who has spent her entire life saving her virginity for the man she thought would be her husband discovers that he was never worth saving it for?

That is the hilarious—and surprisingly meaningful—premise of Saving Cherry.

Cherry has been saving her virginity for one man: her husband, Jude. But on their wedding night, she catches him in bed with someone else. Furious, heartbroken, and still technically a virgin, Cherry turns to her four wildly mismatched best friends, who come together for one unforgettable mission: find a man who can finally take what Jude clearly did not deserve.

Movie Review: Project Baby

Sandy is your alpha millenial woman – ambitious, successful, knows what she wants. There is nothing more that she needs to complete her life... that is, except having a baby. But she wants one thing clear about this – she only wants a baby. She doesn't want any complication that comes along with having a baby...like having a husband. So as her 31st birthday looms, Sandy plans to perfection her “baby project.” Question is, where will she find a man who will give her what she needs without giving her problems? Enter Migo – a handsome, athletic, artistic man. Migo agrees to have sex with Sandy. They are lucky enough to succeed on the first attempt. As her pregnancy develops, Sandy's world starts to know Migo more. Her family, especially her mother, loves Migo. Even her friends love Migo. But Sandy does not allow herself to be distracted. She only wants a baby; she does not want a husband; she does not want a family. But for how long can she stay away from Migo's charm and sincere concern for her. Will she be able to uphold her plan to be single, successful, independent mother? Or will she realize that what she really needs is something she never really planned for?

 

Sue Ramirez and Rico Blanco Drive ‘Project Baby’s’ Modern Love Story

L-R: Director Eric Quizon, Sue Ramirez, Rico Blanco, Producer Keith Monteverde

 

Movie Review: Almost Us

Almost Us brings back that classic kilig feeling while giving it a fresh, Gen Z twist. The story follows RR, who has always been secretly in love with his best friend Janine. But Janine is head over heels for Kenzo—the dreamy “prince charming” from her own fan fiction. When RR finds a way to bring her closer to Kenzo, he’s faced with a painful question: is he willing to sacrifice his own happiness just to make hers come true?

JMFyang Topbills First Solo Film “Almost Us”

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: Shake Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins

Shake Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins is brutal, exciting, and bloody. Spanning three eras—1775, 2025, and 2050—the film delivers a complete package of action, horror, and suspense, making it a must-watch on the big screen. It’s exciting to see the long-loved Shake, Rattle & Roll franchise return to the Metro Manila Film Festival, this time with three interconnected episodes that explore the cyclical nature of evil.

MTRCB completes review for all 8 MMFF entries

 

A New Era of Terror Begins in Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins

 

MMFF 2025: First 4 Entries Revealed

My Verdict for Metro Manila Film Festival 2024

Movie Review: My Future You

This is a magical story of 2 people, Lex and Karen, from different timelines – 15 years apart – connected by a mysterious comet through a dating app. As they grow close, Karen asks Lex to change key moments in her past to prevent her parents’ separation. But every change of the past brings unforeseen consequences, altering their futures in unexpected ways. In one last effort, Lex hopes to set things right, but some events may be beyond control.

FranSeth Nakakakilig Sa My Future You

 

 

My Future You, MMFF 2024 Entry Gets "G" Rating By The MTRCB

 

Metro Manila Film Festival 2024 Official Entries Has Been Announced

 

Movie Review: Guilty Pleasure

Alexis (Poe) is a highly-skilled attorney who takes in a prominent client accused of rape. In court she goes head-to-head with Justin (Blake), a former mentee. The opposing counsels develop a relationship and they succumb to indulging in sexual affairs, challenging Lexi's principles as a lawyer. Already tormented by guilt, she suffers further when her past traumas begin to unravel while working on the case. Morality, ethics, and personal justice envelope this high-profile lawsuit on and off court with Lexi navigating her way to become a successful woman in a male-dominated world.  

Regal Legacy Lives On: Over 60 Years Celebrated with New Leadership and Projects

 

Movie Review: Love Child

A young couple navigates the challenges of raising their autistic son in an increasingly unforgiving world, testing their love and resilience.

College sweethearts Ayla and Paolo decide to drop out of school to start a family after a whirlwind romance leads to an unplanned pregnancy. Four years later, they are devastated to learn that their son, Kali, is diagnosed with autism. As they navigate the complexities of raising a child with special needs, they confront an increasingly unsupportive environment. Their journey challenges their relationship and the dream of a complete, harmonious family, forcing them to find strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Barbie Forteza, David Licauco topbill first big screen project in "That Kind of Love"