I love horror/thriller movies and been watching them since I was a kid! I think I watched 60% of all the horror movies out there and these are the top 31 on my list. These are one of the best horror movies I’ve watched in no particular order. Any recommendations based on these list? 😉
58 mins left in our flight then saka ko lang nakita na available pala ang Sisa sa options.
Hindi ko natapos pero ang ganda pala nya talaga. Papanoorin ko dapat sya before sa sinehan kaso di ko rin naabutan 😭 may balita ba if mar-release sya sa Netflix soon or other streaming platforms?
Posting this as PSA na rin para sa may mga flight soon! Panoorin nyo agad hahaha have a safe flight! 🫶🏻
Zach Cregger’s ‘RESIDENT EVIL’ has crossed the $300 million mark at the global box office, fueled by a strong $40M+ opening week in China.
The film is now tracking toward a $450M–$500M worldwide finish, potentially becoming the highest-grossing installment in the franchise and the biggest hit of Cregger’s career, surpassing ‘Weapons,’ which grossed around $270 million worldwide.
Now playing in theatres.
Laika’s ‘WILDWOOD’ is tracking to earn just $6M–$10M at the domestic box office during its opening weekend.
The film follows a young girl who ventures into a mysterious, magical wilderness to rescue her baby brother.
• The film reportedly has a budget of around $100M.
• It is considered as one of the lowest opening weekends for an animated film in 2026.
I randomly saw a trailer of it on Director's Club in Megs during the time I watched RE. Na curious tsaka na intriga ako because it is my first time seeing Tom Cruise doing a comedy, so I allocated some time to watch it on Imax sa Megamall. And I could never understand why people disliked this movie. I was literally blown away by the genius plot twists and enjoyed the rich*ss people-ahh comedy. This movie will age like a fine wine in my opinion. Easily 9/10.
Obviously Forgotten Island is a Hollywood movie, but from just trailers and pre-release clips there were a lot of aspects of Filipino culture represented. Those who have seen the whole movie, what part of the culture was depicted that you genuinely did not expect to see? Can be something well-known, or something niche. What matters is that it made you think "I can't believe they represented this!" (please censor spoilers if you discuss them)
Grabe line up this year and 3 months nalang end of year na hehe. These are my faves so far.
- People we meet on vacation
- Remarkably Bright Creatures
- Project Hail Mary
- Michael
- The Sheep Detectives
- Resident Evil
Honorable mention.... Wild Sing and Tuner and soon might add Godzilla Minus Zero.
May postcard na ba ang lahat? Thought it would be a bit bigger but nice na rin to keep as a souvenir. Movie was great! Happy that Mockingbird Pictures & SM were able to bring this in PH cinemas. How did you all find the film?
Disney plans to license Ice Age, Percy Jackson and more to Netflix as part of a new deal between the two firms.
In the deal, Netflix will host select Disney+ content for its 325 million subscribers, including a mix of legacy titles and currently streaming TV shows. The deal is designed to help boost interest in contemporary Disney series such as Percy Jackson and the Olympians, which joins Netflix on October 4. The first two seasons will appear on the rival streaming platform ahead of its Disney+ Season 3 premiere on November 20.
All five 20th Century Studios’ Ice Age movies will land on Netflix at the same time as Percy Jackson. Will Trent Seasons 1-4, Shifting Gears Seasons 1-2, and Tracker Seasons 1-3 are also heading to Netflix between November this year and February 2027.
In 2027, a range of Walt Disney Animation and Pixar movies will also head to Netflix, including Soul, Elio, and Raya and the Last Dragon, along with a selection of complete series such as Felicity, This is Us, Revenge, and Fresh off the Boat. Release dates for these vary by region.
According to the Variety exclusive, this will be a mutually beneficial deal, with Netflix getting more content and Disney getting more eyes on the kind of things it offers outside of its biggest franchise titles (and presumably some cash).
Those franchise titles such as Marvel and Star Wars will remain exclusive to Disney+, keeping its Disney-branded titles as the main selling point of the subscription service. Netflix will also continue to invest in its own content, with original series and animations such as Arcane, The Witcher, and Castlevania keeping subscribers fed.
Netflix recently announced its streaming lineup for October, which includes miniseries East of Eden, Ben Affleck’s Animals, and Josh Hartnett squaring off against a sea beast in Below.
Disney+ has an exciting October coming up too, featuring Marvel’s VisionQuest, horrible (in a good way) horror movie Barbarian, and American Horror Story: 13. With Disney+ and Hulu merging their libraries, there’s more choice than ever over there.
It’s just a shame Disney+ had to increase its pricing again ahead of the next big Marvel drop. It’s a bit of a Thor point. If you can’t afford subscriptions to Netflix and Disney, though, at least you’ll be able to catch some Disney+ stuff on Netflix from October 4.
Source: IGN