BE PART OF THE CROWD AS AUDIENCES CONTINUE TO LINE UP FOR “SHAKE, RATTLE, AND ROLL: EVIL ORIGINS”
Now on its second week in theaters, “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins” continues to pull in long lines at cinemas nationwide. The Regal Entertainment film has consistently stayed in the top 2 of the 51st Metro Manila Film Festival entries at the box office.
Moviegoers continue flock to theaters to as audiences and critics have been raving about how “Evil Origins” is a step up in the horror genre. The Lovelace is In calls it “a creative step forward for the franchise,” with the three episodes tied together with a “larger narrative across different eras—setting ‘Evil Origins’apart from previous ‘Shake, Rattle, and Roll films.’”
SRR is a feast for the eyes, with the set and production design part of the storytelling best experienced on cinema screens.Horror movie enthusiasts shouldn’t miss out on this movie which has reviewers singing praises of its visuals and scenes redefining Pinoy horror.
Certified Kapamilya points out how, “This installment pushes horror boundaries with creative storytelling and striking visuals.” Kumagcow also highlights the elevated visuals of “Evil Origins” with the use of the latest cinematic innovations. “You'll see how it has been made good compared to previous years because of advances in technology, Regal took advantage of that.” Ogie Diaz TV underscores how convincing the visuals are, with a warning to those with weak stomachs. “Ihanda nyoang sarili nyo dahil madugo ito, apaka-gory, mapapapikit ka dahil ayaw mo siyang makitang nangyayari.”
For Tempo, “Evil Origins” is the total package. “The film delivers everything that makes for a knockout MMFF entry: star power, franchise legacy, and enough jump scares to thrill both the young and the not-so-young,” they raved.
“The overall narrative holds together well because of strong character foundations and clear motivations that eventually connect the stories,” critic Ian Lee writes. “The tension comes from uncertainty, every character's appearance raises the question of who will survive, which keeps viewers engaged throughout the film.” Meanwhile, Jed Macaraya says, “It’s a thrilling, visually striking, and well-paced horror entry that balances suspense, gore, humor, and heart—while giving audiences the added pleasure of watching their favorite stars shine.”
Those who have watched the film have applauded the cast for their riveting performances. Even the younger cast has proven their skills, with Zeen Magazine saying, “The young ensemble proves they can carry both carnage and charisma.”
Standouts include newlywed Carla Abellana and mom-to-be Loisa Andalio in the 1775 episode. “Performances from Loisa Andalio and Carla Abellana stands out with their emotionally charged acting that adds atmosphere to the horror,” JJ Movie Mania says. Meanwhile, Lakwatsera Lovers says of the 2025 episode, “Scene stealer naman si Sassa Gurl sa kanyang mgaeksena habang kabog naman si Karina Bautista sa kanyangspecial role.” For the last segment 2050, “Richard Gutierrez excels in action, Dustin Yu is a breath of fresh air, and Ivana Alawi impresses with her Tomb Raider–like energy,” says My Movie World.
Meanwhile, Malaya sums up the future of the SRR franchise. “‘Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins’ feels like the opening of darker, more terrifying chapters in the enduring franchise, while still honoring its past. It proves that local horror, when done with care, can still draw audiences back for more.”
“Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins” is one of the entries for the 51st Metro Manila Film Festival, which will run from December 25, 2025 to January 7, 2026. Catch it in theaters to best experience horror at its scariest on the big screen. As 2025 winds down, make sure you don’t miss out on the year’s biggest horror movie and see for yourself what audiences have been raving, screaming, and talking about.
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