To be helmed by fast rising directors: Paul Daza, Topel Lee (Ouija,My Kuya’s Wedding) and Michael Tuviera (The Promise, Lupin) SHAKE, RATTLE and ROLL 9 features three nerve shattering stories with only one mission: to make the audience scream to their lungs!

What happens if you got lost in a forest and find yourself turning into an ENGKANTO? Or if you just got home and you witness your family being eaten alive by a blood hungry CHRISTMAS TREE or better yet if you can’t wake up on Christmas day because of BANGUNGOT?

SHAKE, RATTLE and ROLL 9 features a grand ensemble of today’s hottest teen stars which are: Katrina Halili, Dennis Trillo, Lovi Poe, John Pratts, Roxanne Guinoo, , Melissa Ricks, Jewel Mische, Matt Evans, Sam Concepcion, Pauleen Luna, Mart Escudero, and Felix Roco.  

SYNOPSES

The first episode, “Christmas Tree”

After recovering from their father’s tragic death, Stephen (Nash Aguas), together with sisters Hazel (Lovi Poe) and Eunice (Sophia Baars) joins their mother Myrna (Gina Alajar) to spend a wonderful Christmas vacation with their dear Lola Susana (Boots Anson Roa) and Uncle Jong (John Pratts).

As the whole family joyfully celebrates the upcoming holiday season, little did they know that the eerie looking Christmas tree in their living room was also watching them with its blood hungry eyes waiting for the right timing to turn each family member into its Grand Christmas feast.

Directed by rising director Paul Daza, Christmas tree tells the horrific tale of a monstrous Christmas tree that voraciously feeds on human beings for survival. The film stars: Nash Aguas, Lovi Poe, Gina Alajar, John Pratts, Boots Anson Roa and Sophia Baars. Also in the cast are Tonton Gutierrez – who plays the deceased father named Chuck while John Lapuz is the all around gay house helper who provides the comic relief for this episode.


Second Episode, “Bangungot”  

Young and beautiful Marionne (Roxanne Guinoo) is helplessly in love with the ultra serious Jerome (Dennis Trillo).  Unfortunately, Marionne finds out that Jerome is about to get married to Florence (Pauleen Luna). Sensing that time is running out for Marionne, One night she decides confront  Jerome on her true feelings, but as soon as she’s about to confess, a ghostly phantom figure wearing a red cloak begins to haunt them. As the horrendous haunting ensues Marionne and Jerome find themselves trapped in a twilight zone nightmare and soon Marionne will discover that shocking truth she has a personal connection with the red cloaked phantom that haunts them.

This episode is directed by Michael Tuviera (Lupin, The Promise, Shake Rattle and Roll 8: LRT Episode) and features the first team up of Dennis Trillo and Roxanne Guinoo. Joining the cast are Pauleen Luna, Jaymee Joaquin and Jaison Gainza.


Last Episode, “Engkanto”

A teenage gothic band is bound for a gig in a remote province. Unfortunately, Hans (Jojo Alejar) the band’s manager seems to have left the map to their destination and find themselves lost in a thick eerie forest.  Vince (Mart Escudero) the coolie band leader and vocalist begins to whine on Hans’ incompetence and decides to kill his boredom by bullying the good guy band roadie Richard (Matt Evans). Seeing this, Dang (Melissa Ricks) Vince’s soon to be ex-girlfriend scolds Vince’s awful treatment to Richard and gives him a piercing cold look. Meanwhile band couples Tonee (Jewel Mische) and Ian (Felix Roco) are busy playing the “ I love you and hate you” relationship charade.  

But things start going amiss when the band finds themselves lost in the forest and takes refuge to an abandoned resort. Unknown to them they have trespassed into the territory, of the sexy and alluring Engkanto (Katrina Halili) and has already bound them into an inescapable deathly spell.  

To be helmed by new master Horror Filmmaker –Toppel Lee (Shake Rattle and Roll 8: Yaya Episode, Ouija,) Engkanto promises a spine chilling finale for the loyal Shake Rattle viewers. Also in the cast of Engkanto is hot teen idol –Sam Concepcion who portrays the role of Paeng – a prisoner of the sinister Engkanto.