Kritikultura
Review aggregator | Filipino films
Review aggregator for homegrown Filipino films
Kritikultura
Review aggregator | Filipino films
Review aggregator for homegrown Filipino films
Mixed reviews
Pasahero follows Michelle, a young woman molested on a train as seven passengers, paralyzed by fear and indifference, fail to intervene. Their guilt soon haunts them.
The true gem of Pasahero is its unfiltered look at society’s darker side. It’s not just a horror film—it’s a social commentary, urging us to question our own role in the cycle of violence. (Thought-provioking)
”Cult director Roman Perez, Jr. had shots on the train where the background looked as if there were evil eyes, creating an atmosphere of eerie excitement. Perez was very imaginative in how he composed his shots during the climactic third act [...] (6/10)
”Acting quality and pacing issues aside, it is quite admirable that Pasahero uses its platform to highlight a terrifyingly real phenomenon that most may not be aware of. That alone is worth the price of admission. (B)
”Hindi sapat ang kanilang naging mga eksena kaya idinaan na lang sa intro at extro texts para sabihin ang kanilang mensahe. Alanganin din sa timing ang pagpasok ng ilang footages. Hindi nakakatakot ang karamihan sa mga pananakot. (0.04/5)
”Unfortunately for Pasahero. it's not very compelling (or scary, and this is a horror film) and it suffers from a bunch of problems. (2.5/5)
”Its a horror movie with social commentary and a meaningful message, ramdam ko na Direk Roman is trying to break the norm, this is a good start for him, he just needs to polish the storytelling and some minor details. (2/5)
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