JERRY OLEA
Que horror!
Andaming pelikulang pagpipilian sa mga sinehan!
Bahagi ng Facebook post ng Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines:
“Start your Halloween early and go see these movies Opening in Cinemas TODAY, October 28:
"He's Dating a Boldstar (R-13)
"Red Crown (R-16)
"Vampire Carnival (R-13)
"Sense and Sensibility (PG) - Exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas
“Plus -- go see these Halloween Film Festivals in these cinemas (please see cinema listings for the MTRCB ratings):
“Thrillfest: Zombie Outbreak (6 films) - exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas
“Fear Factory (6 films) - exclusively at Megaworld Cinemas
“Horrorkada Filmfest (3 films) - exclusively at Robinsons Movieworld
“Sine Sindak (7 films) - exclusively at SM Cinema
“Enjoy your Halloween weekend at the cinemas!”
HORRORFEST
Nasa 7th Cycle na ang SINE SINDAK ng SM Cinema, at PHP100 lang ang admission price ng alinman sa pitong kasindak-sindak na pelikula — VHS Viva Horror Stories, The Influencer Project, Phi Phong: The Blood Demon, App the Horror, Cerita Lila, Crawlers, at Never After Dark.
Ang tatlong kahindik-hindik na pelikula sa HORRORKADA filmfest ng Robinsons Movieworld — The Silence of the Lambs, People Under The Stairs, at The Sixth Sense.
Lima (hindi anim) ang nakakatakot na pelikula sa FEAR FACTORY ng Megaworld Cinemas, na PHP200 ang single pass, at PHP500 ang survivor pass (all five movies).
Ang limang pelikula — Invisible Half, V/H/S Halloween, Madeline’s Curse, Maligno, at The Legend.
At ang anim na pelikulang naghahasik ng lagim sa THRILLFEST: ZOMBIE OUTBREAK ng Ayala Malls Cinemas na PHP150 ang ticket price bawa’t isa — Train to Busan, Train 2 Busan: Peninsula, Colony, We Bury The Dead, This Is Not A Test, at My Daughter Is A Zombie.
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NOEL FERRER
Naglabas ng ratings ang Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) para sa mga pelikulang katatakutan na palabas ngayong Halloween long weekend.
Paalaala ni MTRCB Chair at CEO Lala Sotto, dapat munang tiyakin ng mga manonood na angkop ang sineng kanilang papanoorin para sa mga mas bata nilang kasama bago pa man bumili ng tiket.
“Tiyak na mag-e-enjoy ang mga pamilyang mahilig sa mga sineng katatakutan. Pero dapat ay may gabay pa rin ng mga magulang para siguradong naiintindihan ng mga bata ang kanilang pinapanood,” sabi ni Chair Lala.
RED CROWN: R-16
Ginawaran din ng rating ang dalawang gawang-Pinoy na pelikula.
Ang suspense thriller na Red Crown ay rated R-16. Ito ay may mature themes, strong language at graphic ngunit non-gratuitous depiction ng karahasan at gore. T
ampok dito sina Sanya Lopez, Michelle Dee, Faith da Silva, AZ Martinez, Ashley Ortega, Ahtisa Manalo, Bianca Manalo, Ariella Arida, MJ Lastimosa, Gazini Ganados, Shuvee Etrata, Ruffa Gutierrez, at Herlene Budol.
HE'S DATING A BOLDSTAR: r-13
Ang romantic comedy film na He’s Dating a Boldstar ay may R-13 rating.
Ito ay tungkol sa pag-abot sa mga pangarap, pagpapahalaga sa sarili at pagdedesisyon sa buhay.
Nasa cast nito sina Malupiton, Analyn Barro, Kolokoys TV, Aleck Bovick, Leandro Baldemor, Atha Quevedo, Mac Temones, Rob Sy, Bonn Earl Aquino, Nelson Nielo, Dominic Biong, at Joshua Padigos.
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GORGY RULA
Matagumpay ang first ever National Cinema Day noong Setyembre 12, 2026 kung saan PHP100 ang admission price sa regular cinemas nationwide.
Dumagsa ang moviegoers. May mga sinehan na nagdagdag ng screenings.
Noong Oktubre 21-27, naghatid ang Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) ng Pelikula ng Bayan: Sine50.
Sa halagang PHP50, napanood ang Birdshot, Transit, Kun Maupay Man It Panahon, 12 Weeks, Leonor Will Never Die, at The Boy Foretold by the Stars sa SM Southmall, Robinsons Galleria-Ortigas, Trinoma, at Gateway Cineplex.
Yung pitong pelikula sa 7th Cycle ng Sine Sindak ng SM Cinemas, PHP100 lamang bawat isa.
Tinangkilik ng Pinoy moviegoers ang animated film na Forgotten Island, na nag-showing umpisa Setyembre 23.
Noong araw ring iyon ang umpisa ng 3rd Puregold CinePanalo filmfest, kung saan panay-panay ang sold-out screenings ng Multwoh: Patay na Patay Sa ‘Yo.
"FILIPINO FILMS ARE BACK!"
Setyembre 30 nag-open ang JoshLia movie na Always Yours, Never Mine.
Ayon sa Star Cinema, as of October 11 ay naka-PHP100M na ito.
Oktubre 14 nag-showing ang Pinoy adaptation ng Pee Mak, at ang commercial release ng Cinemalaya 2026 topgrosser na 2 Valid IDs.
Parehong tinangkilik ang mga ito ng mga manonood.
Facebook post ni Direk Benedict Mique: “Been watching Filipino films for the past days both sa sinehan at sa streaming and I can say that audiences are going back to the cinemas and the screens because of the quality of films being shown and the decrease of ticket prices sa cinemas.
“Films are for the masses worldwide otherwise you are catering to less than 5 percent of human beings. It applies to both theatrical and streaming platforms.
“And any film requires craftsmanship and a certain degree of artistry. Filmmakers need to harness both instead of clout chasing and trying to be relevant specially now that the process of making a film has become more accessible. Mag aral magkwento kesa magpasikat.
“But the best kind of films are those that people can relate to. It was obvious when I was at SM Aura. The viewers there are working class and you know that they really worked for the money they were spending.
“So its important to be in touch with the people, serve their needs and not look down on them.
“Filipino Films are Back!”
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