Tag: The Demon Disorder

  • New Movies This Week — A Working Man, Drop, The Amateur, Un-Ex You, and More!

    New Movies This Week — A Working Man, Drop, The Amateur, Un-Ex You, and More!

    It’s New Movie Wednesday! Whether you’re in the mood to be thrilled, chilled, or charmed, this week’s lineup of eight new movies—A Working Man, Bloat, Drop, Rule Breakers, The Amateur, The Demon Disorder, The Red Envelope, and Un-Ex You—is bringing all the feels and then some. Hitting theaters today, April 9, 2025, these releases are a cinematic jackpot—think Jason Statham kicking down doors in A Working Man, Rami Malek decoding danger in The Amateur, Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles sparking romance in Un-Ex You, and a ghostly groom shaking up The Red Envelope. From edge-of-your-seat action to goosebump-worthy horror and side-splitting flair, we’ve got the scoop on what’s fresh and where to catch the showtimes. So, rally your crew, grab some extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-see picks—your midweek just got a major upgrade!

    Now, let’s take a sneak peek at what’s premiering this week:

    April 9 New Movies

    A Working Man

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 55 mins
    ACTION, CRIME, THRILLER
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    Jason Statham is back doing what he does best—kicking down doors and taking names. In A Working Man, he’s Levon Cade, a former black ops soldier turned construction worker. When his boss’s daughter is snatched by human traffickers, Cade trades his hammer for a gun, uncovering a web of corruption that’s dirtier than a Manila back alley. With David Harbour and Michael Peña in tow, this action-crime-thriller is a high-octane ride. Think you can handle the heat?

    Bloat

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 27 mins
    HORROR
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    Something evil lurks beneath the surface—literally. Something came back with him. After a chilling drowning accident, a boy begins acting… not quite himself. Possessed by a lake-dwelling demon, he unleashes pure terror on his own family. Bloat is not for the faint of heart. If you’re into chilling folklore and possession horror, this one’s ready to haunt you.

    Drop

    2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 35 mins
    MYSTERY, THRILLER
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    Drop turns a flirty night out into a nightmare. Meghann Fahy’s Violet, a widowed mom, meets charming Henry (Brandon Sklenar) for a date—until anonymous phone drops reveal a hooded figure threatening her son and sister. Her tormentor’s final order? Kill Henry. This mystery-thriller’s twists will glue you to your seat—what would you do?

    Rule Breakers

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs
    DRAMA
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    Rule Breakers brings the feels and the fight. In a land where girls’ education is forbidden, a fearless woman (Nikohl Boosheri) teaches in secret, igniting hope and havoc. Ali Fazal and Sami Fekkak join her in this drama about courage under fire. It’s a story that resonates—could this be your next tearjerker?

    The Amateur

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 2 mins
    ACTION, THRILLER
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    Rami Malek swaps geek for grit in The Amateur. After a terrorist attack claims his wife, this shy CIA decoder ditches protocol to hunt the culprits, despite Laurence Fishburne and Michael Stuhlbarg’s warnings. It’s a sleek, smart thriller with a vengeance vibe. Ready to cheer for the quiet guy?

    The Demon Disorder

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 35 mins
    HORROR
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    Dark secrets don’t stay buried. When three brothers reunite after their father’s death, a chilling family secret is unearthed—along with something far more sinister. The Demon Disorder taps into generational trauma with a supernatural twist that’ll linger long after the credits roll.

    The Red Envelope

    2025 • R-13 • 2 hrs 7 mins
    ACTION, COMEDY, CRIME, MYSTERY
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    The Red Envelope is a wild mashup you didn’t know you needed. Putthipong Assaratanakul’s Menn, a crook-turned-spy, grabs a cursed envelope and ends up hitched to Titi (Krit Amnuaydechkorn), a cheeky gay ghost. Action, comedy, and supernatural sparks fly in this Thai delight. Love knows no bounds—even death!

    Un-Ex You

    2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 38 mins
    COMEDY, ROMANCE
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    She wants a baby. He doesn’t remember her. Sounds like a plan, right? This new Viva rom-com has real-life couple Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles bringing chemistry, chaos, and kilig in Un-Ex You. Add Candy Pangilinan’s signature wit, and you’ve got a heartfelt story about second chances, unexpected timelines, and finding love where you left it.

    FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

    Meanwhile, don’t forget to catch up on some of the movies that are still playing in cinemas – catch them before they’re gone! Here’s a list of fan favorites that are still showing in cinemas:

    A Minecraft Movie

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 40 mins
    ADVENTURE, COMEDY, FAMILY, FANTASY
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    Locked

    2025 • R-13 • 1 hr 44 mins
    HORROR, THRILLER
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    My Love Will Make You Disappear

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 44 mins
    COMEDY, DRAMA, FANTASY, ROMANCE
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    Snow White

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 48 mins
    FAMILY, FANTASY
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    Mickey 17

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 18 mins
    COMEDY, DRAMA, SCIENCE FICTION
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    Captain America: Brave New World

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 58 mins
    ACTION, SCIENCE FICTION
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    That’s a wrap, movie lovers—eight incredible films lighting up screens this week, each dishing out a vibe for every taste. Are you 25 and hooked on The Red Envelope’s genre-bending chaos, 35 and vibing with Rule Breakers’s bold spirit, or 45 and rallying the fam for A Working Man’s action-packed grit? Whatever your pick—thrills, chills, or feels—April’s still got more cinematic heat coming! Don’t sleep on Sinners (April 18), Michael B. Jordan’s eerie twin tale, The Accountant 2 (April 25), with Ben Affleck crunching numbers and necks, and Thunderbolts (April 30), Marvel’s wild antihero showdown. But for now, these eight movies are your ticket to a fantastic week! Don’t miss out—check our Movie Section for showtimes and snag your tickets today. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh releases and updates. Enjoy the movies!

  • “The Demon Disorder” Haunts Ayala Malls Cinemas Exclusively Starting April 9

    “The Demon Disorder” Haunts Ayala Malls Cinemas Exclusively Starting April 9

    Ayala Malls Cinemas is summoning horror fans to witness a terrifying tale unlike any other with the exclusive theatrical release of The Demon Disorder—a mind-bending, body-horror spectacle that slithers its way to Philippine theaters this April 9.

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    Directed by Steven Boyle, a renowned special effects artist known for his work on The Matrix trilogy and The Hobbit, this marks his directorial debut—and what a monstrous debut it is. Originally premiering on Shudder, the cult-favorite streaming hub for horror and supernatural fans, this fear-inducing gem now comes alive on the big screen only at Ayala Malls Cinemas.

    When Blood Ties Turn into Cursed Chains

    At the heart of The Demon Disorder lies a twisted family reunion. Three estranged brothers are pulled back together when the youngest becomes possessed… by their own deceased father. But this isn’t your usual ghost story. The spirit is angry, relentless, and knows every fear, secret, and scar—because he helped create them.

    The terrifying patriarch is brought to life by genre favorite John Noble—a face familiar to sci-fi fans from his iconic roles in Fringe and The Lord of the Rings. Alongside him, Charles Cottier, Dirk Hunter, and Christian Willis portray the embattled siblings, delivering powerful performances steeped in raw emotion and dread.

    Watch The Trailer Here:

    Gore Meets Gravitas: Critics Can’t Get Enough

    Critics are buzzing—and shivering—over the film’s potent mix of visceral effects and psychological horror:

    “The effects in the last act are gooey, slimy and quite impressive for a low-budget film,” writes review blog Voices From the Balcony. “Boyle knew what he wanted—from an eye growing in someone’s chest to the fully grown creature that emerges from another character.”

    Writes Morbidly Beautiful, “‘The Demon Disorder’ is a grotesquely beautiful addition to the horror genre. Its potent blend of body horror and emotional depth will satisfy fans of practical effects-driven nightmares.”

    And according to Fiction Machine, “‘The Demon Disorder’ is a rock-solid, hugely entertaining genre piece. It knows its audience, and while it does not provide anything specifically innovative or new it demonstrates a keen understanding of audience expectations and horror conventions. Put simply: if it sounds like something you would enjoy, it almost certainly is.”

    The Demon Disorder Poster

    The Best Place to Watch the Worst Nightmares

    What makes this exclusive release even more thrilling? The venue. Ayala Malls Cinemas isn’t just showing The Demon Disorder—it’s elevating the entire experience.

    Expect:

    • Premium plush seating and ample legroom
    • Laser projection technology for crisp, high-resolution scares
    • Dolby Sound and Dolby Atmos for immersive audio chills
    • And the fan-favorite Movie Snackbar, offering a variety of popcorn flavors, sandwiches, and icy refreshments

    This release also kicks off a month-long celebration of horror at Ayala Malls Cinemas, including a curated selection of rare and classic Filipino horror films making a theatrical comeback. For cinephiles craving unique stories and unforgettable visuals, this is your haven.

    For the latest updates, follow Ayala Malls Cinemas on Facebook and Instagram.

    Book your seats now at www.sureseats.com or at ClickTheCity.com.