Meet Herbert Chavez, a Superman superfan who went to the extreme to look like the famous superhero. What’s next for the real-life Pinoy Superman?

Here is a list of more contemporary miracles involving visions, unexplained appearances of holy pictures, and religious statuaries behaving strangely.

Here are some famous Filipinos who’ve allegedly had their own encounters with the supernatural.

Join us in listing down ten of the most ridiculous celebrity urban legends that have rocked the local Tinseltown over the years.

Let’s take a look back on some not-so-popular mythical creatures that have made Philippine mythology even more colorful and—of course—horrifying.

Not all people are sane, and from time to time we hear sickening news of people eating people around the world. Unfortunately, we also have our fair share here in the Philippines.

Haunted houses usually have bloody pasts, real-life paranormal events and other stuff that great horror fiction are made of. So if you’re hungry for a round of thrills and screams, this list is totally made for you!

Just like the rest of the world, however, the country also has its fair share of bizarre statues. And while they are still remarkable in their own way, we can’t help but be a bit unsettled (or scared silly) every time we look at them.

We Filipinos have always been fond of the unknown and the supernatural, hence why we have so many urban legends pervading the country. Some, of course, have achieved so much notoriety that they have become classics in Filipino folklore—always told over and over again without ever getting old.

Filipinos love to party, that’s a fact. Whether it be for a religious occasion, a charter day, etc., we will find a reason to celebrate. From the biggest cities down to the smallest barangays, there is always a scheduled time for a fiesta. Notwithstanding the sheer number of festivals celebrated across the country, some do […]