ZEEN PICKS: The ₱100 Movie Guide to the National Cinema Day
- September 11, 2026
Your ₱100 ticket to a day of big-screen magic. Here are Zeen’s picks for National Cinema Day.
National Cinema Day is giving moviegoers plenty of reasons to head back to the big screen, with participating regular cinemas offering tickets for just ₱100.
From horror and romance to animation, Filipino films, and beloved classics, National Cinema Day is also bringing several beloved Filipino films back to theaters, giving audiences a chance to revisit iconic stories on the big screen. Here’s some movies of what audiences can catch:
Internet horror meets the big screen as the unsettling concept of endless, unfamiliar spaces becomes a nightmare audiences can experience in cinemas.
A chilling body-horror thriller about beauty, aging, and the price of perfection.
A story centered on loss, love, and finding a way to move forward after someone changes or leaves your life.
For horror fans, the terrifying world of Insidious brings supernatural scares and unsettling encounters back to the big screen.
A Filipino story that brings local storytelling and culture to this year’s National Cinema Day lineup.
A story about relationships, choices, and the journey of trying to save someone or something that matters.
The paranormal investigations continue as the latest chapter in The Conjuring universe brings more supernatural horror to cinemas.
When fascination turns into something darker, obsession takes center stage in this suspenseful story.
A mother-and-daughter story that became one of the most memorable family dramas in Filipino cinema.
Four Sisters and a Wedding
Family drama, unforgettable confrontations, and iconic lines make this a perfect film for a nostalgic cinema experience.
From brand-new releases to Filipino classics that defined generations, National Cinema Day offers a little bit of everything for just ₱100 in participating regular cinemas. The only question now: what are you watching first?
PHOTOS: Viva Films, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Cinema Bravo, Regal Entertainment Inc., Warner Bros., One Media, Mubi, Bumhouse, and Abs-Cbn Star Cinema (via YouTube)
