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Filipino horror movie from 1973.

A true-to-life story of P/Col Juanito Lagasca.

Based on a true-to-life notorious group of young gunmen known as the "Celeste gang," linked to a number of armed holdups and violent incidents in metro manila in the 80s.

A film that stars Eddie Rodriguez, Lolita Rodriguez and Marlene Dauden.

Vilma Santos is Andang, a kind, honest, and devout hunchback who lives in the church's bell tower.

The .45 caliber gun becomes a hero's instrument for justice.

During WWII, a three-man commando team places its trust in the hands of a band of Filipino resistors, as they try to knock out a Japenese communication center.

A quiet man with a burning desire to live in peace and in freedom pulls a daring one-man crusade against a gangster clique.

A former inmate, right after his release, seeks his former partner-in-crime to settle an old issue.

A 1987 Filipino action film starring Rudy Fernandez.

Filipino horror movie from 1974.

A former soldier lays down his gun after the war and comes home only to find his hometown in shambles as a result of the conflict that he thought by the war that he fought. He takes up arms again to restore order in his town.

A story about Magno a fight junkie and his adopted step-sister Teresa.

A series of misadventures and crazy screwballs of a cute, dark skinned young boy named Nognog.