For your consideration: 5 TV shows based on Philippine mythology

For your consideration: 5 TV shows based on Philippine mythology | via scoutmagph

Note: “Sidapa and Bulan” is fanfiction, not legit Philippine mythology. Thank you for raising this and we apologize for the confusion.Entranced by each other from first sight, two men struggle against both society and enemies that want to destroy their chance for a happy ending. Set against the backdrop of Cebu City, the myth is given new life through this modern retelling.

There are more creatures lurking in the dark than you know. The Philippines consists of thousands of islands, and within these islands are thousands of horrors too. Taking inspiration from community folklore and urban legends, each episode of this anthology series would explore the many kinds of monsters of the Philippines—enough to last several seasons and scare your pants off.

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