About an antique shop where the pieces of the furniture each have their own stories from the past. The new owners get their little piece of horror. Aleli purchases an antique bed, not realizing that its previous owner of the bed is out to claim her son. A couple purchased an antique cabinet where a young man died inside before. An independent woman gets a possessed dresser out to take her soul.
Jose Javier Reyes
Director
Gretchen Barretto
Aleli (segment "Kama")
Rica Peralejo
Mariel (segment "Aparador")
Angelica Panganiban
Trina (segment "Tokador")
Derek Ramsay
Jaime (segment "Aparador")
Bianca King
Agnes (segment "Tokador")
Miriam Quiambao
Vanessa (segment "Tokador")
Tanya Garcia
The Ghost (segment "Kama")
Ana Capri
Roda (segment "Kama")
Liza Lorena
Mrs. Tirona (segment "Kama")
Amy Perez
Myrna (segment "Kama")
Alma Lerma
Manang Wilma (segment "Kama")
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