Ang Sikliko

In the eerie town of San Isidro, a group of friends finds themselves trapped in a cycle of fear and supernatural events. As they try to break free from the town's dark past, they uncover a terrifying ritual that has cursed their families for generations. With time running out, they must confront the malevolent entity that feeds on their dread and discover the horrifying truth behind the cyclical hauntings.

Ang Sikliko (The Cycle) is a Filipino horror film that has generated significant buzz for its unique premise and dark atmosphere. Early reviews suggest a mixed but generally positive reception, with praise for its suspenseful build-up and visual style, though some critics found the plot occasionally convoluted.

• Praised for its atmospheric tension and effective jump scares.

• Lauded for its ambitious attempt to blend psychological horror with folklore.

• Some viewers found the narrative pacing uneven in parts.

Google audience: Audience reception is still emerging, but early feedback points to appreciation for the film's suspenseful narrative and visually striking horror elements, with some noting its departure from typical Filipino horror tropes.

None notable yet as the film is recent.

The film's director, Rico Gutierrez, drew inspiration from local urban legends and his own childhood fears to craft the terrifying narrative of 'Ang Sikliko'.