Mallari (2023)
Directed by Roderick Cabrido
Synopsis[]
In the harrowing tapestry of 19th-century narratives, the enigmatic Fr. Juan Severino Mallari (Piolo Pascual) emerges as a sinister person, transitioning from a seemingly devoted Catholic priest to a malevolent serial killer, casting a dark shadow over the serene village in the Philippines in 1812. The grim saga spans a considerable three decades, intricately intertwining the destinies of Mallari's kin. John Rey Mallari (Piolo Pascual), an embodiment of the ominous past in the 1948, and Dr. Jonathan Mallari de Dios (Piolo Pascual), a contemporary figure in 21st century of 2023 as works for doctor, both grapple with the sinister legacy that has haunted their family through time.
This chilling chronicle unravels within the intricate fabric of a family cursed across generations. The specter of evil, embodied by Mallari's heinous deeds, transcends temporal boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on the Mallari lineage. As the tale unfolds, it reveals a disturbing pattern, weaving through the lives of descendants, each grappling with the haunting echoes of their ancestor's malevolence. The narrative explores the inescapable tendrils of darkness that coil around the Mallari name, persisting as an ominous force that shapes the destiny of each successive generation.
Male Deaths[]
- Piolo Pascual [Fr. Juan Severino Mallari / John Rey Mallari]
- Bart Guingona [Ruizmayor]
- Tommy Alejandrino [Didi]
- JC Santos [Brother Lucas Alarcon Segundo]
Female Deaths[]
- Mylene Dizon [Inay]
- Angie Castrence [Manang Mes]
- Audrey Alquiroz [Nieves]
- Gloria Diaz [Dona Facunda Mallari]
- April Sangco [Conching]
- Vangie Labalan [Maria Capadocia "Maria Capac" Alarcon (older)]
- Ge Villamil [Maria Capadocia 'Maria Capac' Alarcon]
- Erlinda VIllalobos [Dona Facunda Mallari (order)]
Trivia[]
- The film was based on the real-life documented horrific story of Juan Severino Mallari, A Catholic priest and serial killer from the Philippines through 19th century period.