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In this spine-tingling anthology, three tales of terror unfold within the vibrant yet sinister backdrop of the Philippines. A campus heartthrob hides a monstrous secret beneath his charming smile, while a malevolent entity lurks in the shadows of a neighborhood park, preying on the innocent. But the most chilling chapter involves a manananggal—a flesh-eating creature of folklore—that terrorizes a small town, and a mischievous boy who suspects the local nun is not what she appears to be. Blending supernatural dread with cultural myth, this horror classic will keep you guessing until the final, blood-curdling frame.
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What is Shake Rattle & Roll IV about?
In this spine-tingling anthology, three tales of terror unfold within the vibrant yet sinister backdrop of the Philippines. A campus heartthrob hides a monstrous secret beneath his charming smile, while a malevolent entity lurks in the shadows of a neighborhood park, preying on the innocent....
When was Shake Rattle & Roll IV released?
Shake Rattle & Roll IV was released in 1990.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 8/10
“I loved the mix of classic Filipino folklore with modern scares. The manananggal segment gave me chills, and the acting was surprisingly solid. Definitely a hidden gem worth watching.”
HorrorRegina – 6/10
“Some segments are stronger than others, but the overall atmosphere is creepy and nostalgic. The manananggal story had a great twist, even if the special effects are dated.”
GoreHound – 4/10
“I expected more scares and gore, but it's more talk than terror. The pacing lags in parts, and the monster reveal wasn't as shocking as I hoped. Die-hard fans of the era might enjoy it, but it felt flat to me.”
DarkNightmare – 7/10
“There's something genuinely unsettling about the way the stories unfold. The acting is solid, and the use of local folklore makes it unique. It's not perfect, but it's a solid horror experience that respects its roots.”
