Another film to add on your watchlist, horror fans! 🤩🎬 | via philstarlife
Based on Bob Ong’s 2010 mystery novel, the film tells the journey of Galo, a college student who has been experiencing strange things during his stay with his grandmother, which he records through his journal entries.In an exclusive interview with PhilSTAR L!fe, the novelist said that he said"yes" to the project as he have always wanted to"realize's potential to scare people on the big screen without reducing it to just another scary movie.
But how much of the book can fans expect to see in the film? Ong replied,"I of course intended to make the script most faithful to the book, but that's the Bob Ong book paradox because majority of my books were not written to be adapted into movies. So expect inevitable deviations from the original material."
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