Compilation · Volume 1 and 2
The Best of Philippines Top Horror Stories
Three stories per volume, cut together as one continuous watch for anyone starting from the beginning.
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The Best of Philippines Top Horror Stories collects the episodes that travelled furthest and edits them into a single feature-length narration per volume. Nothing in a volume is new — each one is a longer cut of stories already published on their own.
Volume 1 takes the three that reached the widest audience: Starmall Metropolis Alabang, Junjun, and the Robinsons snake-man. Volume 2 follows with The Ghosts of UST, Ang Babae sa Balete Drive and The Diplomat Hotel.
If you are new here, these are the fastest way in. Each volume runs long enough to sit through in one go, and every story inside it has its own page with the full background.
- Season
- Season 1
- Episodes
- 2
- Setting
- Metro Manila
- Story type
- Story compilation
All Episodes
- 1Episode 109:20Volume 1Starmall Metropolis Alabang, Junjun and the Robinsons snake-man — the three most-watched stories in the catalogue, cut together into one continuous narration.
- 2Episode 208:03Volume 2The Ghosts of UST, Ang Babae sa Balete Drive and The Diplomat Hotel — three real places and the legends that outlived every attempt to explain them.
Episode Guide
Episode 1: Volume 1
09:20Starmall Metropolis Alabang, Junjun and the Robinsons snake-man — the three most-watched stories in the catalogue, cut together into one continuous narration.
Episode 2: Volume 2
08:03The Ghosts of UST, Ang Babae sa Balete Drive and The Diplomat Hotel — three real places and the legends that outlived every attempt to explain them.
Standalone Stories in the Same World
Starmall Alabang
For years it was Metro Manila's default haunted mall. Then it burned down and was rebuilt under another name.
Junjun — The Call Center Ghost
Every BPO floor in the country has heard the name. Nobody agrees on which building it happened in.
Robinsons Snake-man
The country's most successful corporate rumour: a fitting room, a trapdoor, and something in the basement.
Folklore in This Series
- Filipino LegendWhite LadyThe woman in white who is already in the back seat when the driver checks the mirror.Read the White Lady folklore
- Filipino LegendAswangNot one creature but a whole family of them — the shapeshifter that lives as your neighbour by day.Read the Aswang folklore
- Filipino LegendTiyanakIt cries like an abandoned infant until someone kind enough picks it up.Read the Tiyanak folklore