Kahit Mabuhay Kang Muli

Director: Efren C. Piñon Writer: Mauro Gia Samonte (screenplay) Stars: Rudy Fernandez, Stella Strada, Eddie Garcia

A 1997 Filipino action movie starring Monsour del Rosario, Alma Concepcion and Mike Gayoso.

The accidental shooting of a young boy's mother weaves a plot of drugs, prostitution, and murder. Spurned by his father and jailed for hiding his mother's shame, the boy emerges from the smoke and flame to avenge his mother's death with a RAGING VENDETTA.

Director: Efren C. Piñon Writer: Efren C. Piñon (story) Stars: Zoren Legaspi, Anjanette Abayari, Rando Almanzor

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Five friends get together and decide to plan an operation to rob a bank. The main difference between this and other bank-robbing gangs, however, is that all five men are blind.

A Filipino-made horror-fantasy movie about a man who is chosen by his dead uncle to battle the forces of evil. He fights a being called "The Prince of Magic," who shoots rays from his hands, makes heads spin around and hypnotizes people. He finally faces Satan himself and engages him in a battle of magic

A former ranger sits in prison awaiting his execution when an international organization frees him and assigns him to crush a deadly spy ring.

Myrna, a waitress in the province, falls in love with Ariel from Manila, brother of running city mayor Segundo.. Will this love last?

Bomba Queen is loosely based on the story of Josephine "Yvonne" Samson one of the biggest bold stars of the 70s. Before she was Yvonne she was Rose, a provincial girl sold to one of the discreet brothels in Manila. Soon enough Rose was able to escape and make a name for herself as she became Yvonne, the bomba queen. Bomba Queen follows Rose through the successes and pitfalls of her newfound stardom and eventual descent back to poverty.

Director: Efren C. Piñon Writer: Boy Gonzales (story and screenplay) Stars: Monsour Del Rosario, Ara Mina, Chuck Perez, Giorgia Ortega, Bernard Bonnin, Ruel Vernal, Mandy Ochoa Bing Davao, Fred Moro, Alex David, Denver Razon, Rando Almanzor, Frank Lapid, Rusty Santos, Mike Vergel