In My Life: Shirley Templo (Vilma Santos), who is a librarian heads to New York to reunite with her son, Mark (Luis Manzano) after her daughter Dang (Dimples Romana) plans to migrate to Australia with her family. After her arrival she is surprised to see Mark living with another man, Noel (John Lloyd Cruz) who is his gay partner.
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role. But really, the stars are just the bonuses in this movie which is impressive narrative-wise, and more importantly, visually stunning, thanks to some breathtaking locations like the river, the forest and the convincingly designed abuwak mansion. Also worth-noting is the excellence in sound, which makes even a shot of insects crawling to a hole appear something to be coming from a nightmare. This movie deserves to be watched not just because of Lovi and Paulo's star status that can make Twitter followers post pictures of themselves with the "Kagatin Mo Ako" sign. Aswang is another proof of the Filipino movie industry's excellence in the horror genre, which should really be the case since we have a rich source of materials in our myths and legends and we have great love affair with the paranormal and everything unexplained. And for a commercial horror movie, Aswang should be lauded for being brave enough to tell a story that tackles themes and imageries that expose an adult and mature side. It's been a long time since we saw a local horror flick not written with kids in mind.
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