ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Collaborations from different networks are a thing today, but who would have thought that Liezel Lopez, known for Zandra in GMA Network’s live-action adaptation of Voltes V: Legacy, would be paired with McCoy de Leon, who was recently praised for his portrayal of the villain of the hit ABS-CBN series, Batang Quiapo.
Running away from a broken family, enduring mental health issues, and facing an insufferable relationship, Robb Guinto goes through hell for sanity, as Brenda, in Luisito Lagdameo Ignacio’s drama film ‘Desperada.’
Multi-awarded filmmaker Alvin Yapan is back to the first genre he did as a director – horror-thriller. From doing Ang Panggagahasa kay Fe (The Rapture of Fe) in 2009, Yapan has just finished working on his newest film ‘Talahib.’ A slasher film in tradition of A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise and other local massacre …
I can’t remember the last time I was this uncomfortable even after watching a movie and it’s not even a horror one. But Jun Robles Lana’s latest film, ‘Your Mother’s Son,’ made me uncomfortable without being untrue to its characters, without them being overly dramatic. It’s the kind of film that you want to shake off after watching because of the discomfort its story tells especially about morality.
Read our 4.5 out of 5 stars review of YOUR MOTHER’S SON. Now showing at ElighTEN: The IdeaFirst Film Festival at Gateway Cineplex 18. Rated R-18 by the MTRCB. #YourMothersSon #IdeaFirstEnlighTEN
I still remember the thunderous applause and cheers at the end of the gala screening of Cinemalaya 2018 official entry Liway at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Main Theater (Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo). After the hair-raising ending, people stood up, clapped their hands and shout their praises for the movie. Kip Oebanda’s political drama movie …
The Asean International Film Festival & Awards announced the nominations for this year’s event and luckily, submitted films from the Philippines was recognized and we got 18 nominations including two films for the Best Picture category. Here are the Filipino films that are nominated at the Asean International Film Festival and Awards 2017: BEST SCREENPLAY …
Acting pieces in a Metro Manila Film Festival entry hasn’t been highlighted as much as those who are breaking box-office gross even though they are critically slammed for being a cash cow. But still, after the awards night, winners which doesn’t even enter the top three of the box-office returns get to have the much-deserved …