Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital" Brings Spine-Chilling Thrills to CDO Moviegoers This Christmas
This Christmas, prepare for a horror experience like no other as “Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital” lands on the big screen as part of the 50th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF). Starting December 25, horror enthusiasts in Cagayan de Oro City and neighboring areas can enjoy jump-scares and heart-pounding moments perfect for the season. The 90-minute “meta found footage” film was shot using multiple GoPro cameras, creating an immersive experience that places viewers in the shoes of the characters. The setting? Taiwan’s infamous Xinglin Hospital, a location steeped in eerie legends and abandoned for over two decades. A Unique Horror Experience Unlike typical MMFF offerings, this “GoCam-horror” flick takes a bold leap into the “experience-horror” genre. Filipino audiences can expect high-octane suspense as the film plunges into the pitch-black interiors of Xinglin Hospital. Located in Tainan City’s West Central District, the hospital is notorious for ghostly sightings, includ...