A group of friends ignore a professor’s warning and embark on a Holy Week road trip, eager for an escape from the usual grind. But as the days blur and the road grows lonelier, an eerie tension begins to creep in. Sheila starts to feel a malevolent presence, and soon the group realizes that some folklore is not just superstition. What begins as a fun adventure spirals into a nightmarish encounter with the vengeful spirits known as Tiyanaks, as ancient myths claw their way into the present. Will they survive the darkness they’ve awakened?
User Reviews
“I really enjoyed the buildup—the tension was slow but steady, and the folklore angle added a nice touch. The acting was decent, but the scares were a bit predictable. Still, a solid watch for a rainy night.”
“As a hardcore horror fan, I found this one a little lackluster. The myth of the Tiyanaks had potential, but it wasn't explored deeply enough. Some scenes were creepy, but overall it felt rushed and the jumpscares were cheap.”
“This movie genuinely scared me! The atmosphere was oppressive and the sound design was top-notch. I loved how it mixed Filipino folklore with a modern setting. One of the better Asian horror flicks I've seen in a while.”
“The story had some nice twists, but the pacing was uneven in the middle. The characters made some questionable decisions, but that's pretty typical for the genre. It's a decent horror movie, but not one I'd rave about.”






























































