In Cinemas March 18
Prepare for terror.
“Mudborn,” Taiwan’s No. 1 supernatural horror film, comes to Philippine cinemas on March 18. Experience a chilling tale of a mysterious clay doll, whose eerie presence makes a familiar nursery rhyme terrifying, bringing nightmares to life on the big screen.
Some warnings come too late. But here are some “survival rules” you should know if you ever come across a broken clay doll from a haunted house (but why would you go to a haunted house, anyway?):
DON’T PICK UP A RANDOM DOLL
You never know where it came from or what might be attached to it. In “Mudborn,” a seemingly broken clay baby doll becomes the center of terrifying supernatural events after it is brought into a family home. What starts as curiosity might awaken something that shouldn’t exist… and there’s no turning back.
DON’T FIX IT!
It was meant to stay broken. The couple Muhua (Cecilia Choi) and Hsu-Chuan (Yo Yang) welcomed the broken clay doll into their peaceful home and tried to fix it. But every restored piece became an even greater threat, its presence spreading into every corner and shattering their peace. Don’t make the same mistake!
DON’T TREAT IT LIKE A CHILD
What looks like an innocent doll may actually be something far more sinister. If you treat it like a child, it might treat you like its prey. As the presence surrounding the clay doll grows stronger, the line between object and living entity begins to blur.
DON’T IGNORE THE WARNINGS
Don’t say we didn’t warn you! If you ignore the signs, you might end up seeking help from a psychic exorcist, just like the family in “Mudborn,” to uncover the horrifying truth behind the clay doll, an eerie nursery rhyme, and a curse tied to ancient folklore.
Step too close, and it may follow.
Ignore it, but not the rules! Witness the horror and its consequences unfold on March 18.
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