Shake, Rattle & Roll VI

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Shake, Rattle & Roll VI is the sixth installment of the Shake, Rattle & Roll film series. It was distributed by MAQ Productions. It is directed by Maurice Carvajal, Anton Juan, and Frank Rivera. This film is not an entry of the Metro Manila Film Festival unlike other installments.

Plot[]

Ang Telebisyon[]

Jennifer Larroza (Camille Prats) and her family live in a neighborhood full of cases with missing children. Jennifer's parents, Emil (John Apacible) & Madel (Joanne Quintas), are way too busy at work to notice Jennifer at home, so she feels neglected. On a Friday, Jennifer and her nanny, Lucy (Theresa Jamias), are all alone at home while Jennifer's parents are away. That day, a man (Daniel Pasia) who works for a company named Boo Enterprises shows up outside their home. He offers them a television after Jennifer's father gets chosen by a computer name generator. The man tells them that he'll come back on Monday if Jennifer's parents do not like the TV. The man also gives Jennifer a toy resembling a clown, only exclusive to the TV.

Lucy is then scolded by Emil & Madel since she let the man inside their home and even let him drop the TV as well. That night, Emil & Madel leave the house to go to an award show where Emil has to accept one. Alone at the house with Jennifer, Lucy lets her boyfriend, Sammy (Bobby Benitez), inside the house. They intend to steal things from the house. Alone in the living room, Jennifer wakes up to the voice of Mr. Boo (Daniel Pasia) from the TV. Mr. Boo lures her to the TV and tries to make her go near the TV. When Jennifer runs to hide, the toy she was given gets covered in worms.

Suddenly, Mr. Boo exits the television into Jennifer's house. While this is happening, Lucy and Sammy steal Madel's jewelry. Sammy tells Lucy that he actually betrayed her and plans to leave her by herself. When Lucy tries to attack him, Sammy knocks her unconscious and goes outside. When he tries to leave the house, he encounters Mr. Boo. Mr. Boo steals Madel's jewelry box and kills Sammy when he tries to fight him. On the road, Emil and Madel are stranded after a wheel of their car breaks. Madel decides to go back home without Emil after arguing with him. Emil decides to go back with Madel and talk about their problems instead of going to the award show.

In the bathroom, Jennifer is hiding and tries to go outside, only for Mr. Boo to break the door and try to catch her. When Jennifer is attacked, she finds the acetone Lucy used to clean the toilet. She opens it and sprays it on Mr. Boo, burning his face. Hiding outside, Jennifer tries to leave but is knocked out by Mr. Boo. When Emil and Madel arrive back home, they find the unconscious Jennifer in Mr. Boo's arms and they enter the TV. While Jennifer cries for their help, Emil and Madel talk about their mistakes and reconcile. During this, Jennifer manages to stick her hand out of the TV for her parents to help her escape. When Jennifer escapes, the television vanishes into thin air and her parents apologize.

The next day, the family is packing for their road trip to the beach. While Emil closes the gate of their house, Jennifer notices the Boo Enterprises truck and the man outside, only to see another kid falling for their trap.

Ang Tulay[]

Lilian (Aiza Seguerra), while feeding her turtle, meets a boy (Tom Taus, Jr.) at the barrio's bridge. He tells her that he wants to play angels with her. He also tells her to jump off the bridge if she wants to be an angel but Lilian decides to leave and go home.

Sunny (Ara Mina), Lilian's friend, passes the bridge that same night driving her car and meets a boy holding a ball. When she leaves, the boy suddenly disappears. Marice (Matet de Leon), another friend of Lilian's, calms her mother (Melissa Mendez) using a lullaby after her mother dreams about her dead son, Jun Jun (Kiko Villamayor). When Marice sings the lullaby, Jun Jun appears outside the house and leads Marice to the bridge. Then, while Marice watches, Jun Jun jumps off the bridge.

The next morning, a funeral is held for Nonoy, Lilian's brother. It turns out that Nonoy was the child Sunny saw that night. Lilian, outside the funeral, tells Sunny about what happened to her that night and how she was supposed to be the one who died and not Nonoy. Then, Sunny goes to Marice's house, with Marice telling her that processions are held at the bridge when a kid dies, which started because of Jun Jun's death.

During Nonoy's procession, he appears and wears the same clothes that were worn by the kid Lilian saw at the bridge. After the mass, Lilian dreams about the mysterious man and the child melting his face while the bridge is burning. The next day, Sunny, Lilian, and Marice go to the waterfalls near the barrio with Sunny's mother. Sunny gives them a pendant of St. Christopher each and talks about his story. When they swim at the falls, they get a vision of the bridge and scream for help, with Sunny's mother helping them.

At the church, Sunny's mother tells the kids to go to Mang Cris, an espiritista, to learn more about the bridge. Mang Cris, in his house at night, tells the kids that spirits stay in the living world because they either still need to accomplish something or they miss their family. Because of this, Mang Cris decides to help the kids connect with the dead children. When they succeed on communicating with Nonoy, they decide to do it at the riverbank instead.

At the riverbank, they are told by the children that someone named Uro wants himself to not be lonely at the bridge and that he lives down beneath the river's surface, unlike the children's spirits. The next day, Aling Bining, who sells clothes to Sunny's mother, talks about the dead children and the bridge. Overhearing this, Sunny talks to the parents of the dead children and goes to tell Marice her findings at the church.

Sunny tells Marice that, since 1985, 10 children have died but none of them are named Uro. She also tells Marice that Aling Bining told her about the workers of the bridge and that they would kill children and pour their blood for the bridge. She also told her that the bridge might have been built since 1921 but was demolished and rebuilt after a war. That night, the friends go to the cemetery to look for Uro's grave. When they do, Uro's spirit appears behind them and they leave.

They arrive at Mang Cris' and try to communicate with Uro. They are suddenly transported to years before the bridge was built and Jun Jun, Nonoy and the dead children appear. They arrive to the time Uro was kidnapped. The dead spirits tell them that Uro was tricked by the workers of the bridge that he would go to Boston as a traveler but that it turned out he was going to work as a slave in Boston instead.

Mang Cris realizes that Uro saw that his blood was going to be mixed with the cement and that his body will be drowned in the river inside a sack. He stays there to this day to lure children and play with them. They all realize that the children can't leave. Mang Cris asks them how to but they are transported to the surface of the river.

Knowing what to do, Mang Cris calms the friends down and finds Uro's body, letting him and the children escape to the afterlife. After this, a procession is made and they all celebrate.

Ang Buwan[]

At a college, a student mysteriously is killed by a monster in the gymnasium's showers.

A professor named Ricardo is teaching his class about femininity. Two of his students are Robert (Raymond Keannu), who is late for his class and Manray (Tonton Gutierrez), Robert's friend who just broke up with a girl after he stood her up. The next day, Manray meets Luna (Giorgia Ortega) while studying. She tells him that he should watch her in theatre rehearsals, in which he agrees.

During theatre rehearsals, Professor Ricardo enters and finds Luna, only to be suspicious of her. That night, Manray decides to follow Luna to her house. He, then, invites Robert to help him give flowers to Luna but they meet her mother instead of her. When they leave, Manray realizes his flowers have suddenly wilted. The next night, Manray tries to meet Luna again but sees her little sister instead. That same night, Robert is at school trying to molest the school's nurse. When the nurse hides from him, he tries to find her, only to meet and get killed by the monster instead.

The next day, Prof. Ricardo confidentially tells Manray that what happened to Robert has happened 5 years ago, with the killings only happening in a full moon and the victims only being male. After a few days, Manray and Luna are officially dating and Luna has invited Manray into her house. Before doing anything more, the things inside the house starts to move on its own, so Luna tells Manray to meet her at the theatre tomorrow evening.

That evening on a full moon at the theatre, Manray is called by his doctor when Luna suddenly disappears and her sister is at her place. Manray tries to catch up but is met with a dove and Luna's mother instead. Luna suddenly appears again and they go inside the building. Luna, after performing, goes backstage and disappears from Manray. Inside the building, Prof. Ricardo is there as well and tries to save Manray by performing a ritual.

Inside a room, Luna finally appears herself to Manray, but she appears to him in her true form as a Ghoul and Manray tries to reason with her. He tells her that he has been in love with her from the day they met and Luna realizes that he has changed in his view of love and decides to spare him. In the morning, they meet again at the tree they first met with Prof. Ricardo. Luna reveals that he lures men to teach them a lesson in respecting women and Manray passed the test and is given a second chance. Luna finally leaves and disappears in his life and doves fly around the area.

Cast[]

Awards[]

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Trivia[]

• Actors who returned from previous Shake, Rattle, & Roll films are;
  • Aiza Seguerra, who appeared in 'Kapitbahay'.
  • Tom Taus, Jr., who appeared in 'Impakto'.

See also[]

• Shake, Rattle & Roll (film series)
• List of ghost films

External links[]

• Shake, Rattle & Roll VI at IMDb

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