Remastered horror flicks screened for free on iWantTFC
Filipino culture is rich with mythical creatures that haunt our childhood dreams. Ghosts, aswangs, tikbalangs and the likes were said to roam the world of the living — inspiring horror movies that not only terrify us, but entice us to watch and keep coming back for more.
This Halloween season, relive your childhood fright nights by binging on some of the best Filipino horror films — restored and remastered by ABS-CBN Film Restoration — now available for free on the iWantTFC app or website.
Patayin sa Sindak si Barbara is a classic 1995 horror flick starring Lorna Tolentino and Dawn Zulueta. Ever since they were young, Barbara (Lorna) always submitted to Ruth’s (Dawn) whims and she even had to give up the love of her life. But as Barbara starts her new life abroad, she learns about her sister’s death. How did Ruth die and what mysteries surround her death?
Magandang Hatinggabi, is directed by Laurenti Dyogi. Rewatch this anthology film that has three scream-evoking episodes — “Killer Van,” “Kuba” and “Fatman.”
All stories, which are all related to one another, were narrated by the mysterious character, Fatman (Nonie Buencamino), to a group of youngsters led by Marvin Agustin.
Did you know that Maricel Soriano topbilled the supernatural horror film T2 directed by Chito Roño?
Maricel played the role of Claire, a volunteer at an orphanage. Her mission is to bring Angeli (Mika dela Cruz) to her new adoptive parents. Little did she know that Angeli came from a family of engkantos, making her task a deadly one.
Villa Estrella, Star Cinema’s 16th anniversary offering in 2009, is about a couple’s journey to a mysterious resort.
In an attempt to salvage their relationship, Alex (Jake Cuenca) takes Ana (Shaina Magdayao) to Villa Estrella.
In the course of their stay, horrific events begin to unfold making their trip less romantic and extremely daunting. What horrors did they uncover?
Feng Shui stars “Queen of Horror” Kris Aquino. Follow the story of Joy (Kris) who finds a bagua mirror on a bus.
According to tradition, a bagua is believed to ward off negative energy and bad luck.
After hanging the mirror in her house, miracles suddenly start happening to her and her family, but she then notices that with each good fortune brings an unexpected death to those whom she loves dearly.
Did she manage to escape the evil powers of the bagua?
Aside from these films, other titles are available like Sukob, Dalaw, ’Wag Kang Lilingon, Bulong and Segunda Mano on the iWantTFC app and website.
