Mallari

Mallari Movie Details:

Mallari Movie Cast & Characters:

• 1810s
  • Piolo Pascual as Juan Severino Mallari, Catholic parish priest and serial killer. He also plays his sinister alter-ego who convinces him to commit the murders.
  • Gloria Diaz as Doña Facunda Mallari
  • Mylene Dizon as Melinda
  • Ge Villamil as Maria Capadocia “Maria Capac” Alarcon
  • Ron Angeles as Juancho Kuchero
  • Audrey Alquiroz as Nieves
  • Bart Guingona as Ruizmayor
  • Kian Co as Ponce, Melinda’s son
• 1940s
  • Piolo Pascual as Johnrey Mallari, a photojournalist and grand nephew of Juan Severino
  • Elisse Joson as Felicity Mallari
  • April Sangco as Conching
  • Vangie Labalan as Older Maria Capac
  • Erlinda Villalobos as Older Facunda Mallari
• 2020s
  • Piolo Pascual as Jonathan Mallari de Dios, a doctor and great-grandnephew of Juan Severino.
  • Janella Salvador as Agnes Salvador, a doctor who is also Jonathan’s fiance.
  • JC Santos as Brother Lucas Alarcon Segundo
  • Tommy Alejandrino as Didi Laan
  • Angeli Nicole Sanoy as Amalia “Amal” Alarcon
  • Raffy Tejada as Father Mac

Storyline:

Inspired by true events, Mallari tells the horrific story of Fr. Severino Mallari, a 19th century priest during the Spanish occupation and his descent into madness. The film recounts Father Mallari’s life and work as a parish priest in Pampanga, where he reportedly murdered 57 people to aid his ailing mother.

Mallari Movie Box Office Collection & Budget:

About Mallari Movie:

Mallari is a Philippine horror film written by Enrico Santos and directed by Roderick Cabrido. It stars Piolo Pascual as Juan Severino Mallari, a Catholic priest who killed 57 people in the 19th century and is the first and only recorded serial killer in the Philippines.

Mallari premiered in cinemas in the Philippines on December 25, 2023, as one of the official entries of the 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF). Warner Bros. Philippines partnered with Mentorque, agreeing to be the film’s distributor. Despite having a multinational distributor, Mallari had to abide to MMFF regulations when it comes to cinema screenings. This is Warner Bros’ first mainstream film release of a Philippine production. Their last project in the Philippines was the limited release of Munting Tinig in 2003.

In addition, Star Cinema handled worldwide sales, which previously turned down on local distribution of the film although Warner Bros. will distribute the film in Thailand in May 1.