Sine Sindak, SM Cinema’s horror film festival, is back to send chills down your spine from October 29 to November 4 at all SM Cinema branches nationwide.
Now on its sixth year, Sine Sindak 6 features six spine-tingling films guaranteed to keep audiences on the edge of their seats: 1978, Hidden in the Dark, Near Death, No Tears in Hell, Push, and The Fetus.
Catch these terrifying titles for only ₱150 per movie or go all-in with an all-day pass for just ₱300—perfect for fearless movie fans looking to experience nonstop screams and thrills.
But the horror doesn’t end on the big screen. Step into the Sine Sindak Horror House, a chilling experience available for free with every Sine Sindak ticket. This special attraction is open exclusively at SM Cinema Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, and SM North EDSA.
Face your fears and survive the ultimate horror marathon. For more details, follow @SMCinema on social media.
MOVIE DETAILS:
1978 – During the World Cup final between Argentina and Holland, in times of military dictatorship, a group of torturers kidnap a group of young people. What begins as an inhumane interrogation turns into hell: the wrong group has been kidnapped.
Hidden in the Dark – Maya is a patient in a hospital in the mountains of Slovakia. She possesses abilities that allow her to sense emotions and events in space and time. This gift makes her interesting to the local police, who use her to find missing people. The latest case involves an eight-year-old girl who has been abducted. Unfortunately, Maya fails to find her in time, and the child is found dead in the forest. This devastates Maya both psychologically and physically.
Near Death – After a failed suicide attempt, Julia finds herself haunted by more than just the trauma of her near-death experience. Tortured souls have discovered her, clinging desperately to her fragile existence. These ravenous spirits inflict pain and anguish, whispering insidiously as they weave schemes to push her back to the edge.
No Tears In Hell – In Alaska’s winter darkness, a mother and son transform their house into a nightmare, drawing people in for abuse and cannibalism.
Push – Natalie Flores, a pregnant realtor, is preparing an open house at a property with a dark past. When a sadistic posing as a potential client shows up, Natalie goes into premature labor and must find a way to escape before she gives birth.
The Fetus – A couple becomes pregnant with a half-human, half-demonic fetus with a thirst for blood-and must uncover its terrifying origins before it’s too late.
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