"Dugo ng Vampira" (1969)- Stars Gina Pareno, Edgar Salcedo, Myrna Delgado, tito Galla and Charlie Davao/ Directed by Emmanuel H. BorlazaA blend of wit and humor characterized the horror movies of the 60s.
Gabi ng Lagim (1960)- 4 Episodes- All-star cast/ The 'Shake, Rattle & Roll' of the 60s
Katotohanan O Guniguni? (1961)- All-star cast
Konsiyerto ng Kamatayan -(1961)- All-star cast
Nagsasalitang Kalansay (1960)- Stars Myrna Delgado, Jose Romulo, Cielito Legaspi, Rodolfo Cristobal, Lo' Waist Gang and Chiquito/ Directed by Pablo Santiago
"Mga Daing sa Libingan" (1960)- 4 Episodes-All-star cast
"Mga Alamat ng Sandaigdig" (1960)- 4 Episodes-All-Star Cast
"Kababalaghan O Kabalustugan?" (1960)-4 Episodes-All-star cast
"Manananggal vs. Mangkukulam" (early 60s)- Stars Pugo, Lopito, Patsy, Chichay, Aruray, Gloria Sevilla, Willie Sotelo/ Directed by Consuelo Osorio
"Mga Bata ng Lagim" (1964)- Stars Rosemarie, Blanca Gomez, Gina Pareno, Bert Leroy,Jr., Dindo Fernando, Pepito Rodriguez/ Directed by Mar S. Torres
"Kulay Dugo ang Gabi" (1965)- Stras Amalia Fuentes, Ronald Remy, Eva Montes and Eddie Fernandez/ Directed by Gerry De Leon/ Released internationally as The Blood Drinkers
"Ibulong Mo sa Hangi"n (1966)- Stars Amalia Fuentes, Romeo Vasquez, Eddie Garcia, Johnny Monteiro/ Directed by Gerardo 'Gerry' De Leon/ Released internationally as Blood of the Vampires
Brownout (1969)- Stars Vic Vargas, Barbara Perez, Eddie Gutierrez, Liberty Ilagan, Lito Legaspi, Ronaldo Valdez, Loretta Marquez/ Directed by Ruben Abalos, Artemio Tecson, Conrado Conde and Gerardo de Leon
"Tore ng Diyablo" (1969)- Stars Jimmy Morato, Pilar Pilapil, Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Diana Dean/ Directed by Lauro Pacheco
hello,is it possible that we can buy horror/action movies of the 60's? is it expensive? please tell us how to buy it..Thank you...
ReplyDeleteNatatandaan ko yung "Alamat Ng Sandaigdig". Napanood ko ito nung mga 7 years old ako sa isang sinehan sa may Espana St. (Metro Theater yata ang pangalan, yung dating Mercury Theater sa may Sampaloc). Isang episode lang ang natatandaan ko, yun episode ni Ben David tungkol sa alamat ng butiki. Takot na takot ako nun, kasama ko nanay ko!
ReplyDeleteHi Vince! I think Dugo ng Vampira is available online (c/o Sampaguita); Ibulong sa Hangin (aka Blood of the Vampires) and Kulay Dugo ang Gabi (aka Blood Drinkers)are also available online (Amazon); while Gabi ng Lagim can be purchased locally in all Astroplus outlets.I'm not sure of the rest of the titles. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi James r! Thank you for sharing your horrible experience, hehehe! Masarap gunitain ang nakaraan. Wala na yata yun Mercury or Metro theater sa Sampaloc. Nakapanod pa ako ng double program ni FPJ at Susan noong 60s--- natatadaan ko pa ang titles- Baril sa aking Kamay double with Si Siyanang at ang Pitong Tsikiting.
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Thanks a lot for these wonderful horror ads. It's a tragedy that so many Filipino movies seem "lost" - or at least unavailable. "Gabi ng Lagim" can be purchased, as written by a previous post, but unexplainably the VCD only contains 3 stories, not 4 as in the original release. What happened ?
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, do you have a movie ad for Rolf Bayer's TAGANI, circa 1965 ? it was the movie later "cannibalized" in the USA by Al Adamson for his awful "Horror of the Blood Monsters". The extracts from TAGANI was MUCH better than the rest of the film !!!
Hi todslaughter! Yes, you're right. One episode starring Ramon Revilla Sr. was missing--- another lost treasure. In regards to Tagani poster, i'll try looking for it. Thanks for the comment!
ReplyDeleteIbulong sa Hangin (aka Blood of the Vampires) and Kulay Dugo ang Gabi (aka Blood Drinkers)are also available online but those are dubbed in english which is really unfair sana ginawa na lang subtitled sayang ganda pa naman ng mga movies na ito
ReplyDeleteHi Wesley! Yes! I've seen the two movies--- its dubbed in English. Well, it's better than nothing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit!
check nyo ang tcm.com,meron sila nitong the blood drinkers.
ReplyDeletehi when was katotohanan or guni guni part 2 release in the 80s?
ReplyDeletehi.. just wondering if you know the title of a classic filipino horror movie with i think has three different stories, one of which tells about a baby being left and grew up in river. At the end of the movie, the creature melted. Been trying to search for so long. Appreciate it very much if you do know.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for this very interesting website. I'm very interested in finding as many old Philippines horror and fantasy films as possible. I'm especially interested in the film "Manananggal Vs Mangkukulam" (1960). Is this a lost film, or does it still exist? Is anything known about this?
Which films are really KNOWN to be lost, or to be existant? Is there a way to find out? Best regards!
I remember the classic Filipino film from the early 1960's era inspired from legendary paranormal monsters of Philippine mythology turned into a live action film starring Chichay Pugo and Nova Villa released by Lea Productions/Premiere Productions should to be shown on Cinema One Global Jojo De Vera and GMA Pinoy TV/Life TV soon. Thanks!
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Hi! Honey ganda maybe ito ung sinasabi mo, katotohanan o guni guni..
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDVANWC3HAU
its a pity that there seems to be no available (or existing copy) of the film "Katotohanan o Guni-guni". There were four stories, with the usual formula of the first three being serious, and the last, a comedy/horror story. From what I recall, the segments were, Anak ni Satanas, (obviously, a monster/child), Mananananggal,with a different approach to an old theme, this time the Mananananggal turned out to be a woman long dead.Then, the real scary one, Cadena De Amor, a murdered woman returns from the dead to haunt and exact revenge on her murderer husband and his mistress. The last one, I forgot the title, but it involves a mysterious woman who offers a group of poor people a sum of money to dig up an old treasure, which turns out to be the grave of an old witch. Sayang talaga kung wala na ito. thanks a lot.
ReplyDeletehi admin.. unfortunately hindi kasama si marianne delariva dun. i think older pa yung movie. it's a three-story movie (i think) tapos yung sinasabi kong part ng story is isang batang tinapon sa ilog tapos naging taong putik paglaki. Tinugis siya ng taong bayan in the end tapos nung natalo siya is nalusaw yung mukha niya dahil sa cross yata yun.
ReplyDeleteOh my I was so excited when I found this website, I love old movies but I don't know how to find all this horror movies. I wish we can have store for the very old classics pilipino movies but I wish very affordable like the American classic movies in Amazon from tcm but just so cheap but millions of people will buying. I wish comes true. Thanks
ReplyDeleteBefore Regal Shocker before Gwapings before Okatokat now comes a classic Filipino horror/mystery films borrowed from American and European influences of action adventure suspense and spine chilling stories in Filipino film history.?Thanks! From:Wayne
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know the title of this Filipino ghost/suspense movie from the late 1950s or early 1960s that was shown in television in IBC 13 or the original channel 2. The basic plot is that a rich older woman matron marries a younger handsome man who is not rich. When they're already married, she begins to suspect her young husband is having an affair with a younger woman. Because she sees her husband concealing things and keeping it a cabinet hidden from her. She thinks they're for his mistress.
ReplyDeleteThen, the wife poisons her husband and makes it appear he committed suicide or I think he had an accident. After he dies, she goes through the man's cabinet to find the things he's hiding from her. She discovers the things are really gifts to surprise her on their wedding anniversary. She become's guilt-ridden and after that, her husband's ghost start haunting her.
She has relatives and friends to stay in her house so she's not alone, but only the widow sees her husband's ghost. Eventually, the ghost strangles her to death with the other people in the house seeing no ghost, but sees she is dying from unknown cause.
I don't know the names of the actor and actress who portrayed the older wife and young husband. But the actor is mestizo and looks like a young actor who's a member of the Salvador clan who was active in the 50s or 60s?
I am the fan of classic Filipino TV & movies it's my favorite show when I was a kid during childhood in the Philippines my name is Wayne Moises from California United States. waynemoises@gmail.com.
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