Tragic Theater
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| Directed by | Tikoy Aguiluz |
| Written by | G.M. Coronel |
| Based on | Tragic Theater by G.M. Coronel |
| Produced by | Vincent del Rosario III |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | Boy Yñiguez |
| Edited by |
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| Music by | Emerzon Q. Texon |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Filipino |
Tragic Theater is a 2015 Filipino supernatural horror film directed by Tikoy Aguiluz, based on the book of the same name written by G.M. Coronel, and starring Andi Eigenmann, Christopher De Leon and John Estrada. It was released on January 8, 2015, by Viva Films.[1]
Plot
In 1981, a group of construction workers were building a theater when the ceiling collapsed; many survived, but more than a hundred men died when the ceiling fell upon them. They were buried beneath the theater.
In 1999, Annie (Andi Eigenmann), an engineer, wants to consult a group of exorcists and spirit mediums led by Nilo Marcelo (John Estrada), a priest, to help her gather information about an old theater with a dark past before she starts her project there.
But things got worse when she left the circle and is now being possessed by a demon.
Cast
- Andi Eigenmann as Annie Francisco
- Christopher de Leon as Bishop Miguel Sanchez Agcaoili
- John Estrada as Fr. Nilo Marcelo
- Lander Vera-Perez as Annie's Father
- Janna Victoria as Annie's Aunt
- Gabe Mercado as Erwin Manabat
- Roxanne Barcelo as Arlene de Lara
- Josh Padilla as Norman Abalos
- Chloe Dauden as Teresa Manalad
- Jovic Monsod as Mick Toledo
- Sara Polverini as Lana Cristobal
- Jourdaine Castillo as Joanna
- Sheng Belmonte as Kate Celis
- Carissa Quintas as Armie Ronquillo
- Janna Roque as Ruth Rivera
- Arvic Rivero as Marlo Orlindo
- Pio Balbuena as Nanding Jabinal
- Clint Bondad as Gil Sanlo
- Orlando Sol as Samuel Indanan
- Gabriel de Leon as Elden Almario
See also
References
- ^ "Andi Eigenmann's Horror Movie 'Tragic Theater' Marked As 'X-Rated' By MTRCB!". Philippine Edition. December 2014. Retrieved July 19, 2015.
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