In the isolated province of Sta. Barbara, a young girl named Igna is plunged into a nightmare when she crosses paths with the malevolent Nana Ursula, a devil worshipper with a wicked thirst for vengeance. As a sinister curse takes hold, Igna’s life unravels in a series of ghastly, supernatural events that terrorize the entire community. Director Neal ‘Buboy’ Tan crafts a chilling atmosphere of dread, blending local folklore with relentless horror. With standout performances by Juliana Palermo and Jacklyn Jose, this Filipino fright fest will keep you on edge, questioning the line between fate and malevolence.
User Reviews
“I really appreciated the local folklore angle and the creepy atmosphere. Nana Ursula was genuinely unsettling, and the community's panic felt real. Plot got a bit convoluted at times, but the scares were effective.”
“The acting was solid, especially from Juliana Palermo, and the director built tension nicely. It didn't quite live up to my expectations given the hype, but it's a decent watch if you're into slow-burn supernatural horror.”
“Honestly, I found the pacing a bit slow and the scares more predictable than I hoped. The curse and its consequences were interesting, but the execution felt dated even for 2006. Not my favorite, but not a total waste.”
“I loved the way this movie blended family drama with pure horror. Nana Ursula is one of the scariest villains I've seen in a while, and the atmosphere was oppressive and creepy. A must-watch for fans of folk horror.”
































































