Remington and the Curse of the Zombadings

Young Remington develops a habit of hurling derogatory insults towards gay men, particularly using the term 'Bakla!' His actions set the stage for a haunting prophecy that will follow him into adulthood.

On a visit to a cemetery, Remington meets Pops, a grieving drag queen. Pops delivers a chilling prophecy that on Remington's 21st birthday, he will undergo a shocking transformation into the very thing he once mocked.

The small town of Lucban is plunged into chaos as a series of brutal murders targeting gay men unfold. The atmosphere becomes tense as the authorities, including Remington's mother, search for answers to the terror gripping their community.

While visiting a crime scene, Remington encounters Hannah Montano, who has just returned to her hometown. He attempts to connect with her, but is met with disdain when she learns of his past behavior from his friend Jigs.

During a basketball game with friends, Remington is suddenly captivated by a strange, pink scarf-shaped aura that appears and vanishes before his eyes. This intriguing event hints at the bizarre changes that are beginning to take place in his life.

That night, Remington is plagued by a disturbing dream where he and Jigs are chased by a threatening figure. Upon waking, he discovers mysterious cuts on his legs and that his body hair has vanished.

In a social gathering, Remington's father, Ed, acknowledges his son's transformation into what he refers to as a 'real man.' This comment marks a turning point as Remington grapples with his changing identity amid the ongoing murders.

Remington confides in his mother about his unsettling dreams, revealing his anxiety about the strange changes he’s experiencing. Their conversation deepens when his mother expresses concerns regarding his future and education.

After another murder disrupts the town, Remington boards a tricycle driven by a stranger resembling the figure from his dream. This nightmarish ride leads him to a forest clearing, where he suffers a traumatic paddling and the loss of his tongue.

As the curse progresses, Remington becomes more effeminate and his fashion choices transform. His unexpected attraction to Jigs creates strain in his relationship with Hannah and her mother, who struggle to accept his new self.

In search of stability, Remington reaches out to Georgia, an experienced member of the gay community, seeking insight into his transformative journey. Together, they navigate the complex emotions at play as he embraces his identity.

Teaming up with Hannah and Jigs, Remington confronts Pops to address the curse placed upon him. This confrontation stirs deep emotions as they challenge Pops to recognize the repercussions of his actions on Remington's life.

As they search for a way to break the curse, they encounter Suarez, Remington's godfather, whose interference complicates their efforts. The ensuing chaos results in tragedy, claiming Pops' life amidst vengeful spirits.

On the eve of Remington's 21st birthday, a tumultuous confrontation with his father results in deadly consequences. Ed's understanding of his son's plight culminates in his willingness to sacrifice part of his own identity for Remington's freedom.

With the curse broken and the town returning to normalcy, Remington plans his future in Manila. The community embraces joy and acceptance, culminating in an exhilarating Bollywood-style dance number, signifying resilience against prejudice.