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New Movies This Week: I Know What You Did Last Summer, BTS Army: Forever We Are Young, P77, The Bad Guys 2, The Home, and More!

Ready to refresh your movie plans this week? This week’s movie lineup is stacked and we’re not just talking quantity. From chilling thrillers like I Know What You Did Last Summer and The Home, to heart-tugging dramas Lasting Moments and How To Get Away From My Toxic Family, there’s a film here to match your every mood. P77 delivers psychological tension with a local edge, The Bad Guys 2 brings back the animated chaos for the whole family, and BTS Army: Forever We Are Young is a powerful celebration of fandom and connection. Whether you’re hunting scares, chasing romance, or feeling the BTS love, these 7 new titles will keep your midweek movie plans booked. Grab your popcorn, rally your crew, and let’s explore the new movies lighting up the big screen.

Now, let’s take a closer look at the new films you can catch this week:

I Know What You Did Last Summer

2025 • R-16• 1 hr 53 mins
HORROR, MYSTERY, THRILLER
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A chilling remake of the iconic slasher film, “I Know What You Did Last Summer” unleashes terror as five friends grapple with a deadly secret from their past. When someone decides to exact revenge, they realize their nightmare is far from over. Are you brave enough to uncover their horrifying truth? Expect jump scares, twists, and a heavy dose of suspense.

BTS Army: Forever We Are Young

2025 • G • 1 hr 35 mins
MUSIC
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Get your purple hearts ready, ARMY! This documentary celebrates the global phenomenon of BTS and their devoted fans, the ARMY. Follow stories from Seoul to Texas, exploring how this fandom became an intergenerational powerhouse. Witness firsthand why the ARMY’s spirit is forever young!

How To Get Away From My Toxic Family

2025 • PG • 1 hr 44 mins
DRAMA
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Returning home to chase his culinary dreams, a Dubai-based chef struggles against his family’s toxic grip. Will he manage to carve out his own life, or will family drama derail his dreams? Zanjoe Marudo shines in this emotionally charged drama.

Lasting Moments

2025 • PG • 1 hr 56 mins
DRAMA, ROMANCE
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Love doesn’t always conquer all, but can it heal old wounds? Aki and Pia’s romance crumbles under career pressures and addiction, leading to a bittersweet breakup. Years later, Pia (Sue Ramirez) returns to the Philippines, seeking Aki (JM de Guzman), only to face a changed man. This emotional rollercoaster explores regret and redemption. Will their love get a second act?

P77

2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 43 mins
THRILLER
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This psychological thriller tackles the often unseen horrors of homelessness in the city. Set against a backdrop of urban inequality, P77 explores survival, resilience, and the dark corners of a city that forgets its people. A haunting, thought-provoking story that stays with you long after the credits roll. Starring Barbie Forteza, Euwenn Mikaell Aleta, and JC Alcantara, P77 confronts the stark realities of homelessness with gripping intensity.

The Bad Guys 2

2025 • PG • 1 hr 43 mins
ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, COMEDY
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Your favorite animal outlaws return in DreamWorks’ lively animated sequel, “The Bad Guys 2.” Now reformed and trying their hardest to be heroes, they stumble into a global heist masterminded by a new rival team: The Bad Girls! Fun, laughter, and adventure await audiences of all ages.

The Home

2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 32 mins
HORROR, MYSTERY, THRILLER
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Secrets lurk in every corner of “The Home,” a sinister tale following a troubled man who uncovers terrifying mysteries at his new job in a retirement home. Forbidden floors, eerie residents, and chilling connections to his past create a horror experience that will keep you gripping your seat.

Make your mid-week movie plans now! Which film tops your must-watch list this week?

FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

Missed last week’s releases? No worries, these crowd-pleasers are still packing theaters with action, laughs, and heart. Here’s what’s holding strong:

The Fantastic Four: First Steps

2025 • PG • 2 hrs 10 mins
ADVENTURE, SCIENCE FICTION
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Sunshine

2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 31 mins
DRAMA
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Superman

2025 • PG • 2 hrs 10 mins
ACTION, ADVENTURE, SCIENCE FICTION
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Jurassic World Rebirth

2025 • PG • 2 hrs 13 mins
ACTION, ADVENTURE, SCIENCE FICTION
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F1 The Movie

2025 • PG • 2 hrs 35 mins
ACTION, DRAMA
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This week’s lineup is a dynamic mix of action, chilling horror, and pop concert energy, all ready to captivate every type of moviegoer. Whether you’re in it for roaring dinosaurs, supernatural suspense, or singing your heart out with K-pop favorites, these films deliver. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!

July 30, 2025
Blood, Secrets, and Summer Screams: Meet the Electrifying New Cast of “I Know What You Did Last Summer”

A New Generation of Horror Arrives

Old sins cast long shadows — and in I Know What You Did Last Summer, a fresh ensemble of rising stars step into the blood-soaked shoes of their predecessors. Set to haunt Philippine cinemas beginning July 30, this continuation of the 1997 cult classic takes audiences back to Southport with a whole new group of teens hiding a deadly secret.

“Lightning in a Bottle” Chemistry

Director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge) helms the thrilling reboot, gushing about the cast’s undeniable on-screen spark. “The cast chemistry really leaps off the screen,” she continues. “It was like lightning in a bottle. It just was there, and it was amazing.” she shares. And it shows — this ensemble doesn’t just act like lifelong friends; they feel like them.

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Meet the New Victims — and Possibly, Survivors

Jonah Hauer-King as Milo Griffin
Known for The Little Mermaid and Doctor Who, Jonah Hauer-King plays the grounded and guilt-ridden Milo. “There’s all the fear factor, mystery, blood, and slasher stuff, which is brilliant,” he says. “We introduce some great new characters to root for, and Jenn and the other writers have brought a contemporary, fresh humor to it. There’s a wink, which is fun because the horror and comedy are intertwined and play off each other nicely,” he says.

Chase Sui Wonders as Ava Brucks
Perceptive and passionate, Ava — played by Bodies Bodies Bodies star Chase Sui Wonders — resists the initial silence after the group’s fatal accident. “What happens at Reaper’s Curve tests Ava, and the group, in ways that you can’t really come back from,” explains Wonders. “It’s a new reality that everyone has to contend with.”

Danica Cline as Danica Richards
The fiercely loyal best friend to Ava, Danica tries to protect her bond even as their world unravels. “Danica and Ava are two peas in a pod,” Cline points out. “They’ve been best friends forever, and it’s one of those friendships that will remain strong – no matter what they go through.”

Tyriq Withers as Teddy Spencer
With a smile that hides deep trauma, Teddy is the town’s golden boy with a complicated past. “Teddy has a vulnerable side because despite his parents’ resources, there was a lack of real support, and Teddy experienced some real trauma,” says Tyriq Withers. “Still, he is always the light of the group. I’d say he’s even the glue, the comedic factor that tries to alleviate painful situations. Teddy just wants to be around good energy all the time, because he missed out on that in the family home.”

Sarah Pidgeon as Stevie
Stevie is the realist, grounded and haunted. Now working at a bar run by Southport survivor Ray (Freddie Prinze Jr.), she represents the emotional weight of past tragedies. “I’ve certainly been there as Stevie,” says Sarah Pidgeon. “You find a corner to hide in, but I think Stevie is the realist of the group. She’s a foil to Danica, who has been able to skirt around a lot of consequences in her life. Stevie has not been able to do that. Every time her life has gone off the rails, she’s suffered for it.”

It’s Not Just Summer — It’s Survival

With secrets surfacing and a mysterious killer stalking the group, the idyllic coastal town turns into a nightmare once more. As past decisions catch up to the new generation, audiences can expect a fresh but faithful reimagining of the original horror story.

Don’t miss the suspense, the scares, and the slashing suspense of I Know What You Did Last Summer, slashing into cinemas nationwide on July 30.

Use the hashtag #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer and tag @columbiapicph to share your theories and scream-worthy reactions!

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July 29, 2025
Jennifer Love Hewitt & Freddie Prinze Jr. Reunite in Terrifying New Chapter of “I Know What You Did Last Summer”

The Fisherman Returns: A Nostalgic Horror Revival

Something wicked this way slashes—I Know What You Did Last Summer is back with a vengeance, and this time, the original scream king and queen are returning to the blood-soaked scene.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. reunite on screen as Julie James and Ray Bronson, the Southport Massacre survivors, in a brand-new spine-chilling continuation of the 1997 cult classic.

Slated for release in Philippine cinemas on July 30, this latest installment promises more thrills, more secrets, and a new generation of unsuspecting victims.

A New Legacy of Terror

Directed and written by Do Revenge visionary Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, the film bridges old-school horror with a modern twist. For Robinson, it was essential to honor the legacy while exploring the emotional aftermath nearly three decades later.

“Working with Freddie and Jen was amazing,” says Robinson. “It was important to me to make sure that both of their stories felt like a continuation. We wanted to know, how would something like this affect them 27 years later? Who would they become, and how will that inform how they advise and help this younger group?”

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Julie & Ray: Older, Wiser, Still Haunted

Jennifer Love Hewitt reprises her role as Julie James, now a psychology professor. When a string of killings echoes her traumatic past, the new generation seeks her help.

“Julie is all the things that she was but more grown up and wiser. She retains all the gumption and moxie she learned over those earlier stories, and now brings all that with her.”

Freddie Prinze Jr., whose character Ray Bronson now owns a bar, also steps back into the fray, drawn into the mystery once again alongside his former flame.

“Jenn wasn’t going to throw away the past,” he explains. “She treats it with the respect it deserves, while also demonstrating what makes her such an innovative writer and director. In Jenn’s 2022 film Do Revenge, you could see the sort of sexiness that she would bring to I Know What You Did Last Summer. As a horror fan, I think horror movies are, in a unique way, rather beautiful.”

A Killer Nostalgia Trip, Just in Time

The film’s plot centers on five friends who, after covering up a deadly accident, find themselves stalked by a mysterious killer with ties to the original 1997 murders. As the body count rises, they uncover links to Julie and Ray’s terrifying past.

With nods to fan-favorite moments, chilling suspense, and Robinson’s stylish storytelling, this isn’t just a sequel—it’s a full-circle horror event.

“She loves Julie and Ray, the story, and even the Fisherman. So, all that love has gone into this new version, and you can see it and you can feel it. I really respect Jenn and honor her for that,” Love Hewitt continues, “because horror movie fans are very specific, and they will feel her love of the franchise in this movie.”

Catch It in Cinemas

Don’t miss the chilling return of I Know What You Did Last Summer, slashing its way into Philippine cinemas this July 30.

Stay tuned on social media with #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer and follow @columbiapicph for updates.

July 23, 2025
Secrets Never Die: “I Know What You Did Last Summer” Slashes Back to the Big Screen

Horror’s Golden Era Just Got a Killer Update

Remember that one summer you wanted to forget? So do they.

The scream-worthy 1997 hit I Know What You Did Last Summer is slashing its way back to cinemas—reimagined, reinvigorated, and ready to haunt a whole new generation. Producer Neal H. Moritz, the original mind behind the franchise, is once again behind the wheel… and this time, the stakes are sharper than ever.

“Horror fans have always had a soft spot for this franchise, and we felt there was still something here – a great central idea that could resonate with a new generation. We came at the new film with passion for the material, a willingness to evolve the story, and a real respect for the fans who still talk about the original.”

A Familiar Secret with a Dangerous New Twist

In this stylish reboot, a fateful accident binds five friends in a deadly pact. They vow to keep it buried, but one year later, someone’s back—and they remember everything. As their mysterious stalker closes in, the group uncovers a horrifying truth: this isn’t the first time it’s happened.

To unravel the nightmare, they must turn to the survivors of the Southport Massacre—the only ones who’ve lived to tell the tale.

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Directed With Heart—and Horror

At the helm is writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, bringing her unique energy and a touch of nostalgia. A longtime fan of the original, Robinson’s connection to the franchise runs deep.

“The original was the first R-rated movie I ever snuck into,” she recalls. “My babysitter wanted to see it, and I ended up going with her. Afterwards, my mom got really angry, but I didn’t care because I was so mesmerized by it.”

With her signature style, Robinson revives the crackling tension and witty tone of Kevin Williamson’s original script while crafting something bold and brand new.

“I wanted the film to be big, brash and scary, but also retain the crackly fun, clever, witty vibe of the first movie,” Robinson says. “We made certain that Kevin Williamson’s amazing tone was present, while making sure to offer a fresh take. I think the tone rides that perfect line between modern horror and throwback summer slasher.”

The Horror of Human Mistakes

Beyond the blood and suspense lies a story rooted in reality—about the ripple effect of one bad decision.

“This movie is about people making a mistake, then making the wrong choice, and the consequences that follow. It’s a deeply human story. Anyone could mess up like our characters do. That’s what sucks you into the story, because you’re thinking, what would I do in this situation? For me, horror is most interesting when it’s grounded in very real stakes.”

Mark the Date—Or You Might Regret It

This summer, secrets come back with a vengeance. I Know What You Did Last Summer opens in Philippine cinemas on July 30. Check showtimes and buy your tickets here.

Tag your scream squad using #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer and follow @columbiapicph

July 17, 2025
Scream Legends Return: First Trailer Drops for “I Know What You Did Last Summer”
The scream-worthy sequel revives the slasher saga with a new generation of secrets and screams.

Southport’s darkest secret resurfaces as the cult horror classic I Know What You Did Last Summer slashes its way into a new chapter — and yes, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. are officially back!

The Horror Returns: A Legacy of Terror

Set years after the blood-soaked events of 1997, the sequel plunges a fresh group of teens into a familiar nightmare. When a seemingly innocent accident spirals into a deadly cover-up, the ghosts of their past return with a vengeance.

As eerie echoes of the original massacre haunt Southport once again, Julie James (Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Prinze Jr.) are forced out of hiding to confront a new killer — and protect the town that forgot what happened… but never should have.

Meet the New Cast of Victims and Survivors

Joining the veteran scream team are rising stars:
With horror icon Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge) directing and franchise producer Neal H. Moritz returning, this revival is set to thrill longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Don’t Miss It: Coming Soon to Philippine Cinemas

Get ready to scream in your seats! I Know What You Did Last Summer is slashing into Philippine cinemas very soon. Stay in the loop with updates from @columbiapicph and join the conversation using #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer.

Ready for a scream-worthy return? I Know What You Did Last Summer revives the fear, the thrills, and the secrets that refuse to stay buried.

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April 23, 2025