Ice Seguerra Movies

Taking off where Enteng Kabisote (The Legend of Okay Ka, Fairy Ko) ended, this year's filmic installment of the much-loved TV series of the earthling...

Driven by a big cash reward, Pamboy requests little Osang to pretend to be a dying rich man's long-lost grandchild. But the plan makes both of them...

Enteng (Vic Sotto)has a reason to gloat: business is thriving so he thinks Ina Magenta (Giselle Toengi) will get off his case for once. And she does,...

a film by Luciano B. Carlos.

a film by Efren Jarlego.

Okay ka, fairy ko movie sequel.

A minion named Anghel had been working with boss in order to prevent himself from police.

A 1995 Filipino comedy film starring Vic Sotto and Charito Solis

This Filipino vampire film co-directed by Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes tells the story of an aswang, the traditional shape-shifting creature of local...

A vacationing family heads to their remote ancestral home to celebrate Christmas, but when they begin to quarrel among themselves, opportunistic...

Gary Valenciano brings his real-life stardom to the screen where he plays a rock-star. He has a daughter whom his managers keep as a secret from his...

An English-speaking manananggal (a malevolent, blood sucking monster) spreads terror in Manila. The manananggal is a Philippines mythical creature...

a film by Tony Y. Reyes. .::.

Manuel Santos, beloved public servant and known womanizer, is mourned as daughter Maya organizes his funeral amid arriving mistresses, feuding...

When the power of a song from the heart meets the power of the truth of a short documentary -- “DOCUMUSIC”.

Siyano with his sister Doray goes to Manila seeking a better life. Upon arrival, they become easy prey for a gang of pickpockets who turns out to be...

A Philippine comedy starring Paquito Diaz, Herbert Bautista, and Aiza Seguerra.

A 1991 Filipino comedy film starring Vic Sotto and Christine Jacob.

One by one, the children who play at a neighborhood park are abducted by a Witawit, a monstrous-looking creature who lives in the park’s trees....

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