Three chilling tales based on real stories expose the haunting depths of faith, fear, and the unknown — from a seafarer trapped on a cursed voyage, to an island plagued by a flesh-eating legend, and a young woman's battle against a legion of demons that pushes the limits of faith and sanity.
King Mark Baco, Dodo Dayao, Yam Laranas
Director
Jessica Soho
Herself/Narrator
Jillian Ward
Angel (segment "Sanib")
Elijah Canlas
Kain (segment "Berbalang")
Miguel Tanfelix
Mark (segment "Pocong")
Sanya Lopez
Delilah (segment "Berbalang")
Lotlot De Leon
Lita (segment "Sanib")
Rocco Nacino
Leland (segment "Berbalang")
Martin del Rosario
Fr. Rex (segment "Sanib")
Epy Quizon
Fr. Azul (segment "Sanib")
Jojit Lorenzo
Mang Abner (segment "Berbalang")
Art Acuña
Captain (segment "Pocong")
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