ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
In a world ravaged by infected, the greatest threat to survival might just be humanity. Danny Boyle and Alex Garland take us back into the twisted world of 28 Years Later, and turning the world on its head is director Nia DaCosta with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. In cinemas January 14.
Be part of the crowd as audiences continue to line up for “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins.” Start the New Year with the biggest horror movie “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins”, now on its second blockbuster week by experiencing it on the big screen!
Sigrid Andrea Bernardo’s latest film, ‘I’mPerfect’, is such a feel-good film. While it may star two people with Down Syndrome, who are first-time actors as well, the film gets its charm and heart from its story and characters.
‘I’MPERFECT’ is now showing in cinemas nationwide. Rated G by the MTRCB. #ImPerfect #MMFF2025
It’s eye-opening, thought-provoking, inspiring and at the same time, comforting. Beyond the entertainment factor of the film, it showcases other people’s lives, struggles, and how they overcome these challenges – this is one of the reasons why I love watching movies.
Read our full review of #MMFF2025 entry ‘BAR BOYS: AFTER SCHOOL.’ Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #BarBoysAfterSchool
“We have way too much fun on set, so anytime I can work with this man, I will” – Katherine McNamara on working with Alden Richards
When you think of Stranger Things, you probably picture Demogorgons, epic 80s fashion, and Kate Bush saving the day. But every real Stranger Things fan knows that at its core, without the monsters and the mayhem, the hit series is a story about love.
Shake, Rattle and Roll: Evil Origins isn’t just a movie; it’s a coronation. After decades of defining Filipino nightmares, this installment cements the franchise’s legacy by proving that while monsters evolve, true terror is timeless.
Read our full review of SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL: EVIL ORIGINS. Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #SRREvilOrigins #MMFF2025
In Manila’s Finest, director Raymond Red—a Cannes Palme d’Or winner—uses the gritty, neon-soaked backdrop of 1969 Manila to do more than showcase a vintage aesthetic. While the period-accurate cruisers and sharp uniforms offer a visual masterclass, this Metro Manila Film Festival entry carries a weight that transcends its retro setting. At its core, the film is a multi-generational saga that mirrors modern-day urgency, reminding us that the fight for integrity and the bonds of family are as relevant now as they were decades ago.
Watch ‘MANILA’S FINEST’ in cinemas this Christmas, December 25, 2025.
They say “all we need is love,” but with all the technology has given to us, we overlook the things that matter the most. #MMFF2025 entry ‘REKONEK’ wants to show what we’re missing from all the noise of social media.
Watch #RekonekMMFF in cinemas December 25.
A detective is on a ninety-minute timer to prove his innocence or face the death penalty in sci-fi thriller Mercy. Starring Chris Pratt as a disgraced detective on trial for the murder of his wife, and Rebecca Ferguson as the A.I. judge Mercy.