ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island is a heartwarming adventure that beautifully honors Filipino culture, nostalgic memories, and family bonds. Despite minor pacing and pronunciation hiccups, its stunning animation and deep emotional core make it a must-watch.
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.
Saving Cherry is a chaotic, hilarious, and heartfelt look at the messy things we do for love. Anchored by Barbie Forteza’s incredible range and an infectious cast chemistry, it balances unhinged fun with real emotional heart. Easily worth your time.
Despite overexplaining its lore, Insidious: Out of the Further is a fresh step forward. Director Jacob Chase respects the universe, offering solid scares, unexpected twists, and an expanded take on “The Further” that breathes new life into the series.
More than just a heavy dose of nostalgia, Home Along Da Riles: Da Reunion is a touching tribute to Dolphy’s legacy that beautifully explores how the iconic TV family moves forward in his absence. While the classic, over-the-top sitcom humor gets a bit chaotic at times, the film’s massive heart shines through, anchored by the immense screen presence of Nova Villa, Smokey Manaloto, and Claudine Barretto. It’s a warm, emotional embrace for everyone who grew up with the Cosme clan.
Sue Ramirez shines in a bold, witty, and timely film. It perfectly balances comedy with real talks on the biological clock, commitment, and work-life balance for the trentahin. Effortless chemistry, sharp writing, and a reassuring message about time.
It’s not about being chased by the undead anymore. ‘The Bone Temple’ is a study of humanity – the choices we make when there are no rules, when we are helpless, when we have nowhere to go. ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ is as satisfying as it is hauntingly beautiful.
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
The film goes beyond going after the person you love. Bela and JC’s performances are the strength of the film. You’ll laugh and cry with them. It isn’t about romance anymore. It’s about healing, catharsis and loving yourself.
Read our full review of ‘100 Awit Para Kay Stella.’ In cinemas September 10, 2025. #100AwitParaKayStella
Do you ever have the fantasy of swapping your identity with someone richer, more attractive, let’s just say, better in every way? Beetzee Play’s drama series ‘My Secret Self’ offers the audience a glimpse of that. It’s in a way, like a fairy tale story. Getting the chance to live a life that isn’t yours – …
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