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Huwag Kang Lalabas — (Lit. Don't Go Out)

Huwag Kang Lalabas (2021)

(lit. Don't Go Out)

Directed by Adolfo Alix Jr.

Summary[]

The film is based on three horror stories with an haunted ghost, folklore, and urban legends set in various times of Philippine history.

In the first episode is "Kumbento (Convent)," in which a novice nun Teresa (Beauty Gonzalez) discovers the reality about something that's been kept hidden inside the walls of the convent inside of three deadly of starvation were captured by Japanese soldiers who acted responsibly that they could not go escape from their lives, and it is revealed that Sister Fides (Elizabeth Oropesa) is secretly killed them.
In the second episode is "Bahay (House)," Espie (Aiko Melendez) is worried about her teenage son, Buboy (Joaquin Domagoso), and always tries to protect him from harm. Uncircumcised boys are murdered by an unknown monstrous in a river at night due to their involvement with uncircumcised boys and the whole townspeople who warned by the captain, Berting (James Blanco) who discovered about the many people who is killed by the monster in a river under mysterious circumstances. When Espie forces him to undergo a traditional circumcision ritual on a riverside, he may be saved from death.
In the third episode, "Hotel," Amor (Kim Chiu) returns to the Philippines after working as a domestic worker in Japan when she was going home and she never had any choices. Reminder to people the COVID-19 Pandemic, along with three OFW migrant workers (Tina Paner, Donna Cariaga and Brenda Mage), who were forced to stay at a hotel in Baguio due to mandatory quarantine protocols. Unfortunately, Amor is unexpectedly haunted by the ghost of old Japanese man who informs to warned her about the facility and she and the other migrant workers who are staying, while Amor's boyfriend Jeric (Jameson Blake) is looking her in the hotel. Some of them tested positive for COVID-19 a few days into the quarantine and had to be isolated by kidnapping the victims in a experimental to deaths.

Male Deaths[]

Bembol Roco [Mandurugo]
Dave Bornea [Nano]
Kenjie Ocano [Ghost of Old Japanese Man]
Brenda Mage [Ben]
Rico Barrera [Hotel Personnel]
Abelardo De Rama Jr. [Victim]
Ferdinand Lapuz [OFW]
Vhiel Balajadia [Ghost]
James Teng [Waiter 1]
Kiko Ipapo [Waiter 2]
Jay Lanuza [OFW]
Lester Tamayo [OFW]
Reighn Keryao [OFW]
Yvan Saquilayan [OFW]
Vince Balajadia [OFW]
A.J. Delos Reyes [OFW]
Jameson Blake [Jeric]

Female Deaths[]

Elizabeth Oropesa [Sister Fides]
Erlinda Villalobos [Sister Martha]
Nenita Deonoso [Sister Veronica]
Tabs Sumulong [Sister Soledad]
Patricia Roxas [Sister Beatriz]
Rosanna Roces [Sister Esther]
Donna Cariaga [Daday]
Tina Paner [Patricia/Patring]
Meiganne Imanil [OFW]
Heracleu Tamayo [OFW]

Trivia[]

This film is not to be confused with Bawal Lumabas (The Classroom Song) by Kim Chiu

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