In February 1999, a group of spirit communicators attempted to exorcise the then-abandoned Manila Film Center
of ghosts. These supernatural beings were believed to be those of the
victims from a fatal accident during its hasty construction. Unknown to
them, something had long ago taken sanctuary inside the building feeding
on the anger and misery of the victims' souls. They learned this secret
too late and walked into a horrifying encounter.
Tragic
Theater is a visually striking local horror flick that offers a
surprising number of clever thrills that are fairly genuine. The film has its terrifying moments special mention to Andi Eigenman and Sandy Talag exorcism scene. I also like on
how they present the time dimension scenes match with out of the box and
experimental approach. I like to commend the CG that they apply in
the film that adds scare effectively in every scene. The close-up
and detailed shot of the face of the characters that is sustained all
through out the film helps to understand the predicament of the cast.
The film is a tasty slice of religious themed exploitation of little innovation that will test your faith, yet
with plenty of thrills. The consequence of the premise is entirely
valid and and there is enough character establishment in the preliminary
scenes to build engagement on a deeper level. What's more, it has
something of a twist at the end, which provides the consuming moral
message. All in all Tragic Theater is a fairly made glossy mainstream
local horror flick.
My Verdict: 3/5
PHOTOS DURING THE PREMIERE NIGHT OF TRAGIC THEATER AT SM MEGAMALL
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| Direk Tikoy Aguiluz, Andi Eigenman and John Estrada |
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| Jovic Susim |
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| Bret Jackson |
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| Will Devaughn and Roxy B |
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| Direk Tikoy Aguiluz |
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| Direk Tikoy Aguiluz, Andi Eigenman and John Estrada |
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| Direk Tikoy Aguiluz, Andi Eigenman and John Estrada |
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