Here we go again with another movie breakdown where we try to analyze scenes. Here’s a deeper look at Carlo Ledesma’s Sunod (2019) starring Carmina Villaroel. If you haven’t seen the movie or read our review on it yet, click here!!! Movie breakdown 1.) Nightmares – Olivia, or Liv to her friends, often…
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Sunod (2019) is a horror film that depicts a mother and daughter’s fight to survive a paranormal possession caused by the haunting of a young girl’s ghost from an old building with a buried past. For more about “Sunod”, see the movie’s scene breakdowns here!!! Surpassing clichés There were instances in…
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One character that caught my ire from the movie “Sunod” was Lance. He was a sex predator who used his higher position in his work environment to prey on new employees, particularly Liv. He reminded me of a man that I’ve met before who playfully calls himself a “fu*k boy”….
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Here’s a breakdown of the movie Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019), starring Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards. We’ve listed here some interesting things for a much more in-depth review about Cathy Garcia-Molina’s romance-comedy-drama film. If you haven’t seen the movie or read our review on it yet, click here!!! Movie breakdown 1.)…
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Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019) is a romance-comedy-drama that depicts the struggles of a young Filipina domestic helper caught between her dreams and love affair in one of the most demanding cities in the world, Hong Kong. The setting is quite scenic and the movie does a good job in capturing…
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Here’s a breakdown of the movie Eerie (2018). We’ve listed here some interesting things for a much more in-depth review about Mikhail Red’s horror flick. If you haven’t seen the movie or read our review on it yet, click here!!! Movie breakdown 1.) 1995 – The year which the film…
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Eerie is perhaps the most enjoyable Filipino horror movie that I’ve seen so far. Definitely a standard way above the Shake, Rattle, and Roll movie franchise, or any other Pinoy horror films. Most of our horror movies have sucked so much that I’ve just stopped watching them. But this movie…
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By far, this is the best LizQuen movie that has ever been produced. Both Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil have maturely evolved in their profession as actors and their movie Alone/Together proves it. Super kilig and super worth it to watch! This is definitely a film both Liza and Enrique…
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Aurora is a soft-horror movie that was featured in Metro Manila Film Festival 2018. It’s about a passenger boat, named Aurora, that has capsized near the shores of a small island city, causing the deaths of many passengers. The tragedy created not just economic problems to the already impoverished island…
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Ang Pangarap Kong Holdap has a modernized touch of a typical Filipino slapstick comedy. But the creativity behind its story and the frank personalities of its characters makes this movie quite entertaining and is worth a peek. The humor is easy to pick up. It reminds me of the old…
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November 30 is coming and you know what that means. That’s right, Bonifacio Day! No work and no school for most of us. For those who don’t have any plans yet for this day, may I suggest these four must-watch movies about our hero? Supremo (2012) Bonifacio: Ang Unang…
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