We have been itching to share this with you; this statement being inspired by so much hair in this teaser.
Erik Matti’s Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles pushed past budgetary constraints and made for a thrilling, full-on asuang film. The backdrop is entirely blue/green-screened, the majority of its environment added in-post. It is fair to describe it Tarantino-esque, what with its colorful characters in blinding contrast with a bleak (almost campy) setting. Suffice it to say, the film is a success.
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Opening December 25th and competing for the annual Metro Manila Film Festival, Kubot picks up the story with Makoy (Dingdong Dantes) obviously back in Manila. The cast, which also includes Ramon Bautista, Isabelle Daza and Jeron Teng, is indicative that his wife (Lovi Poe) and child are left at home, or worse, killed.
At this point, knowledge of the plot is scarce. This is Matti and co-writer Michiko Yamamoto being secretive and all, but the teaser above also plays like a four-minute short and perfectly teases what to expect of the entire film. Boy, it looks fun.
