ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Following a brief YouTube channel takedown, Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence released its sixth episode finale. Creators revealed disturbing real-life accounts that inspired the show, expressing a strong desire to tell more of these true stories.
FEAST Foundation will unveil the official trailer for Ang Florante at Laura ni Balagtas at ACFM in Busan on Oct 10, 2026, alongside a Philippine online premiere. The adaptation brings Francisco Balagtas’s classic story of love and betrayal to screen.
This October, the King of the Monsters returns to the big screen at the first “Godzilla Film Festival” in the Philippines. This event will bring iconic films to Philippine cinemas, offering fans the chance to experience these monster movies as they were meant to be seen—larger than life and within all the spectacle of the cinema.
Stream HBO Original dramas Rage Season two and War this October, as well as new Korean romantic series Make Me Tingle on HBO Max. Look forward to blockbuster hit The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, featuring the voices of Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy and Jack Black, and catch Lili Reinhart and Lola Tung in Forbidden Fruits.
“Ken and Ryu go way, way back,” says Noah Centineo, who plays Ken in the new Street Fighter movie, in a new featurette. “They were training partners and friends for a very long time.”
Prime Video has revealed its October 2026 lineup, featuring new series like The Seven Knights Of The Marronnier Kingdom, Love In Disguise, and Helluva Boss S3, alongside major films including Guy Ritchie’s In The Grey and Apocalipsis Z: New World.
From returning favorites and exciting anime, to fresh releases like Rae Red’s Balaraw (starring Janine Gutierrez, Charlie Dizon, and Agot Isidro!), here are 16 titles that will surely move and hook you beyond the spooks on Netflix this October.
Tickets to see the upcoming Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” go on sale today in INFINITY VISION screens in the Philippines. INFINITY VISION is a new certification for Premium Large Format (PLF) theaters, guaranteeing moviegoers an exceptional film presentation with big screens, bright images and outstanding sound.
Director David Ayer believes that no great story should remain untold and once he read the script for Heart of the Beast, he knew that he wanted to be the person to tell this one. “It was simply one of the best pieces of writing I’d ever seen,” he says of the screenplay written by Cameron Alexander. “It didn’t just make me cry; it made me ugly cry. I’d have to stop and process a little bit, then start reading a few more pages.”
This tense, grounded Resident Evil entry skips flashy explosions for pure survival dread. Following a regular guy’s simple run to Raccoon City, it delivers tight pacing, deep immersion, and an unforgettable, chaotic reveal of the city in total ruin.