Shake, Rattle & Roll 13

The elderly Lando finishes burying something beneath his house, a secret that hints at ancient powers. The arrival of white outsiders intensifies interest in what lies hidden. The act sets off a chain of fear and retaliation that will ripple through the village.

A chieftain and his tribe come demanding the return of what was taken. Lando resists, and the confrontation erupts into brutal violence, killing the chieftain and several of his people. The incident marks the first strike of a supernatural cycle that will haunt the family.

Bikbok travels to a nearby town with his blind mother Isay, his baby brother, and his troubled stepfather Allan to escape poverty. Allan takes charge of a farm after Lando's death, introducing a precarious new stability. Yet the looming presence of the Tamawos shadows their steps from the start.

Allan uncovers a mysterious crystal buried beneath the old house, revealing a hidden life within. At night Bikbok notices pale, white beings—the Tamawos—watching him, signaling that the secret has awakened. The discovery ties the family’s fate to a supernatural demand for what was stolen.

Lucy and Shane travel to a remote province for a school assignment and slip into a lighthouse guarded by Andoy. Inside, they encounter two ghosts at the top, and the structure seems to rise around them. Andoy rushes to pull them back from the edge as danger escalates.

Visions torment Lucy and Shane as the haunting bleeds into their daily lives, fracturing their friendship under secrecy and fear. A classroom recounting of a spectral history frames the legend, including the feud between witches Rowana and Cornelia. The possession deepens, testing their trust and loyalty.

The souls of Rowana and Cornelia gain control over Lucy and Shane, driving them toward a terrible fate at the lighthouse. The girls struggle to hold onto their friendship as the ghosts press their grip, pushing them toward a breaking point. In a final act, both girls die within the haunted tower.

Norman and Angelie’s tangled relationship adds personal stakes to the haunting, while hints of reincarnation surface through ultrasound twins, suggesting a new generation may carry the curse. The community grapples with the legend’s grip as the past refuses to stay buried.

The city floods as Ondoy hits, forcing Cynthia and Mar to evacuate their flooded home and factory. In the midst of chaos, their baby is born, bringing a fragile hope that is soon shadowed by tragedy. The flood scene deepens the sense that nature mirrors the family's turmoil.

Mar’s brother Nante drowns in a car during the flood, and an old woman warns that past sins echo through the present. Dreams and omens begin to complicate their attempt to rebuild. The weight of guilt deepens, hinting at a haunted future.

Cynthia and Mar relocate to a condo as a priest blesses the factory, yet the past resurfaces in alarming ways. Old secrets return, and the living feel the anger of the dead again. The haunting tightens its grip as the family tries to move forward.

Water floods the warehouse again as the ghosts of the youth workers close in, sealing the trilogy with unresolved tragedy. The living confront the consequences of their actions and the price paid by the dead. The image of lingering spirits leaves audiences with a chilling reminder that some wounds never heal.