Shake, Rattle and Roll 8

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Shake, Rattle and Roll 8
Directed by Mike Tuviera, Rahyan Carlos, and Topel Lee
Produced by Roselle Monteverde-Teo
Written by Roselle Monteverde-Teo, Fairlane Raymundo, Ria Saldavia-Aniban, Enzo Valdez, Edzon Rapisora, Ben Cho
Starring Sheryl Cruz
Manilyn Reynes
Keempee de Leon
Iza Calzado
Bearwin Meily
Keanna Reeves
TJ Trinidad
Eugene Domingo
Roxanne Guinoo
Joseph Bitangcol
Miko Palanca
Music by Von de Guzman
Cinematography Jun Aves, Odyssey Flores, J.A. Tadena
Distributed by Regal Films
Release dates
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  • December 25, 2006 (2006-12-25) (Philippines)
Running time
98 minutes
Country Philippines
Language Tagalog & English
Box office P 74,996,206.35

Shake, Rattle and Roll 8 is a 2006 horror film and was an entry for the 32nd Metro Manila Film Festival. The film is the 8th installment of the Shake, Rattle & Roll series and contains three segments.

Synopsis

13th Floor

Overview

Bearwin Meily and Keanna nReeves lead the cast of the first episode of Shake Rattle, Roll 8: 13th Floor. It tells the story of birthday planners who plan a party at the 13th floor of the house. Dismissing the superstition of Friday the 13th, they went on. Along with them are Joseph Bitangcol, Roxanne Guinoo, Janus Del Prado, singers Robert Seña and Isay Alvarez, and child actors, Jolina (Krystal)Reyes and Aaron Junatas. It was directed by Rahyan Carlos.

Plot

Twenty years ago, to be exact, October 14, 1986, an orphanage was burned down by fire triggered by a burning paper. Many of the orphans died including their matron. Now, October 14, 2006, twenty years have passed; this is where the home of a girl named Alex(Krystal Reyes) erects.

One day, her parents Diana (Isay Alvarez) and Oscar (Robert Seña) hired a group of birthday planners to organize a birthday party in their suite. The party organizers led by Sonny (Bearwin Meily), the cook, Marge (Keanna Reeves), the assistants, Gino (Joseph Bitangcol) and Alyson (Roxanne Guinoo) and the magician/clown, Jun (Janus Del Prado) went to the condo and examined the place. As soon as they entered, they began to feel the presence of lost souls; they felt this especially when they rode the elevator.

Upon stepping at Alex's suite, the group began to feel eerie things. Dismissing it, they started to organize the party. After inviting a couple of children, they happily started Alex's birthday. Unknown to any of them, the children they invited were the lost souls of the children who died in the aforementioned fire.

The presence of the souls disrupted the party and the chase began. The spirits manifested themselves altogether and the original 14th floor where the party was held was changed to 13. After the chase, the lost souls reappeared in the form of ghosts of children. The former Matron Jene explained them that Alex herself has a connection to them: the fire happened at Oct.14, 1986 while Alex was born in the same floor where she [Jene] died ten years later, Oct. 15, 1996. It was also revealed that the party organizers are both the only survivors and the reason why the orphanage was burned.Eventually,the ghosts forgives the organizers and departs for Afterlife.

Yaya

Overview

After the thrills of "13th floor", Topel Lee brings you "Yaya", the story of a nanny who is truly an aswang, was hired by a working mom to look after her son and his sister. Shake Rattle & Roll first timer Iza Calzado plays Cecil, the vampire nanny, and Nash Aguas as Benjo, the mischievous boy who unmasked his nanny's true nature. With them are Ms. Sheryl Cruz, Ms. Debraliz Valasote, Boom Antonio, TJ Trinidad and Nene Tamayo.

Plot

Benjo (Nash Aguas) is a very mischievous boy and a prankster. After sending many nannies packing, his mother Grace (Sheryl Cruz) had to hire a new one again. This time, Benjo must promise he won't prank her again.

One day, Grace had finally hired a new nanny: Cecil (Iza Calzado). Benjo becomes suspicious about Cecil; this evidence was shown when Benjo's dog Toby started to bark mad at the nanny. Grace insisted to Benjo to calm down.

During Cecil's tenure, Benjo became more suspicious and watchful. What he feared came one morning before going to his school: he witnessed Cecil who was about to eat his little baby sister with her long tongue. Still, the boy obeyed his mother not to say anything.

Benjo, however, won't give up just like that. He sought help from his teacher Mel (TJ Trinidad). He told Mr. Mel everything about his new nanny being a vampire and the attempt that happened last night to his sister. The teacher told Benjo the only weapon to repel aswangs: garlic.

One night, the full moon loomed high and what the household feared came: it was time for Cecil's transformation to an aswang. Benjo remembered everything what Teacher Mel had said. After a big fight, Benjo thrust garlic to the aswang, killing it. Grace arrived at the scene shortly after the aswang was killed.

LRT

Overview

If "Yaya" has driven you to the edge of your seat, what more if you watch the third episode? LRT (acronym for Light Rail Transit) grips us into the tale of commuters stranded in an abandoned station. Soon, a monster from nowhere attacked them and hunts them down one by one. Can they escape the monster's wrath and save their precious lives?

This episode marks SRR Queen Manilyn Reynes's return after her successful role in Shake Rattle & Roll 5: Impakto episode, therefore her 5th Shake Rattle & Roll. Manilyn will be paired with Kempee De Leon who plays her ex-boyfriend, Cesar. The cast also stars teen stars Dino Imperial, Empress Schuck, Mhyco Aquino, Charles Christianson and Ehra Madrigal. Along with them are Miko Palanca, Cassandra Ponti, Sergio Garcia and child actor Quintin Alianza. The cast introduces Eugene Domingo for her first SRR and IC Mendoza (2nd SRR after Shake Rattle & Roll 4).

Plot

Thirteen commuters take the last trip of the Manila LRT Purple Line at nearly midnight after hours of work. While on board the train in midnight, Jean (Manilyn Reynes) met her long lost boyfriend Cesar (Kempee De Leon), who according to him, they last saw each other since they were college. Jean introduced her son, Jimmy (Quintin Alianza). As they were chatting, the passengers were further annoyed by a female deacon Lita (Eugene Domingo) who preaches verses from the bible.

The train travels into an abandoned station which the passengers thought that this was the final stop. Exploring the station, they find out that everything was shut down and the gates were closed locked. After several minutes of annoyance, the passengers decided to find a telephone booth to call for help.

As they find a telephone, Martin is pulled up the balcony. The group finds his corpse and his heart pulled out. Unknown to them, a human heart-eating eyeless, strong-sensed and vigilant monster lurks the station every midnight. Another passenger, Lita, was killed by the same creature. Ojie (IC Mendoza), sees the corpse of Lita and was killed.

The evil creature suddenly appears, killing more passengers until Steph, Don, Nina, Jimmy, Jean and Cesar are the only ones left alive. As they were trying to escape from the monster by closing the doors, one of them got eaten. Another passenger, Rico (Mico Palanca) was killed. The female passenger, Jenny (Ehra Madrigal)was captured and also killed when they ran. Nina was separated from the members. Nina (Empress Schuck) and her boyfriend Rocky (Dino Imperial) wandered in an old train and discover numerous dead bodies. Apparently, these were the bodies of the passengers who also took the previous last trips of the LRT. The monster appears behind Rocky and kills him while Nina escapes. Steph (Cass Ponti) and Don (Charles Christianson) escaped the train after their friends Jenny and Rico were killed by the monster.

Steph and Don met with Jimmy, Jean and Caesar who were losing contact in the phone. The two friends went out to find an exit but they are again confronted and killed by the monster. After several desperate tries of finding an emergency exit, the remaining survivors Jean, Cesar and Jimmy, found an emergency exit. Shortly after climbing down from the station tower, Cesar pledges his still-living love for Jean. He urged Jimmy and Jean to run while he wards the monster off. After a long fight, Cesar was killed.

As Jean and Jimmy ran, they found a police and tell everything what happened to the train station. Nina,Jean, and Jimmy alert nearby patrolling officers of the Philippine National Police about the incident. The terrible truth was unveiled. The monster is the mutant son of their chief, and that the passengers on the last train every night are being set up to be the food of the monster, with any survivors being killed off by the police. Then, the film ends with the monster growling while Nina, Jean and Jimmy scream.

Cast

13th Floor

Yaya

LRT

Deaths

13th Floor

  • Orphans in the orphanage (died in the fire)

Yaya

  • Julio (killed by Cecil)
  • Manang Hermie (killed by Cecil)
  • Cecil/Aswang (killed after contact with garlic at the ending)
  • Toby, Benjo's pet dog (was thought killed in a car accident but actually killed by Cecil)

LRT

All the passengers died. Order of their deaths:

  • Martin (was pulled up in the balcony and killed by the monster)
  • Lita (was killed by the monster)
  • Ojie (was killed by the monster)
  • Anton (was eaten in his arm and his blood flew out)
  • Rico (was pulled from the train and killed by the monster)
  • Jenny (was captured and killed by the monster)
  • Rocky (was killed by the monster from behind)
  • Steph and Don (both were found when they hide and killed by the monster)
  • Cesar (was killed when he wards the monster off)
  • Nina, Jean and Jimmy (the remaining survivors who were locked in the prison cell by the police for they were actually the last food of the monster)

Awards

Year Award-Giving Body Category Recipient Result
2006 Metro Manila Film Festival[1] Third Best Picture Shake, Rattle, and Roll 8 Won
Best Child Performer Nash Aguas Won
Best Festival Actress Iza Calzado Nominated

References

  1. "Metro Manila Film Festival:2006". IMDB. Retrieved 2014-04-09.

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