ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Rein Entertainment postponed the finale of Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence after Episodes 1–5 were unexpectedly pulled from YouTube. The studio confirmed the show is not canceled and will return once review is complete, alongside community screenings.
The crime thriller series ‘Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence’ reaches its final two episodes with major twists ahead. As the investigation deepens, the truth demands a dangerous fight—watch the intense finale trailer now on REIN Entertainment’s YouTube!
Episode 3 of ‘Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence’ deepens its emotional stakes as Kiko’s true story unfolds alongside Father Tom and SPO3 Macabeo’s hunt for truth. Harvey Bautista shines in a powerful, morally complex series about human survival.
Rein Entertainment’s Drug War is a hard-hitting reminder of a dark past we can’t afford to forget. Grounded, non-preachy, and anchored by a standout performance from Harvey Bautista—this show forces us to confront the human cost of our divides.
Beyond the grit and the shadows, a new story is stepping up to make sure we don’t just “forget and move on.” “Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence” is way more than your typical crime show—it’s a deep look into the Filipino soul, reflecting the scars of a time many find hard to talk about.
Mikhail Red helms to win in his latest upcoming movie “Friendly Fire” starring Coleen Garcia, Loisa Andalio, Yves Flores, Harvey Bautista, Jan Silverio and Bob Jbeili.
Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #FriendlyFire
Game on as Mikhail Red’s coming-of-age film “Friendly Fire” launched its official poster , and it’s giving a hip and energetic vibe!
Indie rock movie “Blue Room” gets its first theatrical run since its big win at the 18th Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival starting on June 7 only at Cinema ’76 Film Society. “Blue Room” tells the story of a progressive rock band composed of privileged teenagers who get arrested for drug possessions and are brought into …
Continue reading “Cinemalaya winner ‘Blue Room’ to screen exclusively in Cinema ’76 this June”
ILAWOD (2017) Review Directed by Dan Villegas Dan Villegas’ first venture into the horror genre as a director with a script from Palanc winner Yvette Tan delivers what a horror film needs, scares but the story is safe, not digging deeper for a more genuine horror movie experience. The film has all the Asian horror …
Continue reading ““Ilawod” Review: Effective Scares, Top Notch Performances”
Ilawod is the story of a family’s breakdown in the midst of a demonic attack. Dennis, a reporter, accidentally invites the ilawod–the elemental of water that flows downstream–into his home, where it latches onto his young son, Ben. What follows is a battle for not just the family’s lives, but their souls as well. Watch …
Continue reading “The Elemental of Water “Ilawod” Haunts in Dan Villegas’ First Horror Pic”