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Three stories of haunting secrets, folklore, and urban legends.
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Three stories of haunting secrets, folklore, and urban legends.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jerry Gracio
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Obra Cinema Film Productions
Cast
Adolfo Alix Jr.
Director
Aiko Melendez
Espie (segment "Bahay")
Beauty Gonzalez
Sister Teresa (segment "Kumbento'')
Kim Chiu
Amor (segment "Hotel")
Bembol Roco
Mandurugo (segment "Bahay")
Joaquin Domagoso
Buboy (segment "Bahay")
Elizabeth Oropesa
Sor Fides (segment "Kumbento")
Matet De Leon
Sister Rosa (segment "Kumbento")
Jameson Blake
Jeric (segment "Hotel")
Allan Paule
Buboy (segment "Hotel")
Soliman Cruz
Mang Tasyo (segment "Bahay")
Tanya Gomez
Sister Feliza (segment "Kumbento")
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