Zombadings 1: Patayin sa Shokot si Remington

During a trip to the cemetery, young Remington encounters Pops, a drag queen, and taunts him for his sexuality by calling him 'Bakla!'. Pops becomes infuriated and swears that Remington will grow up to be gay on his 21st birthday, scaring the boy. This moment sets the stage for the curse that will impact Remington's life years later.

Several gay men in the town of Lucban begin to be murdered, with policewoman Fe (Remington's mother) and her partner Mimi unable to solve the case. The murders create a growing atmosphere of fear and suspicion within the community and hint at a supernatural element.

Remington, now a 20-year-old, observes a murder scene and interacts with Hannah Montano, a returning local woman. Despite his efforts to get closer, Hannah shuns his advances after discovering his identity through his friend Jigs, creating tension and hinting at his struggle with his identity.

Remington volunteers to help paint Hannah's house to impress her, but she dismisses him after recalling his childhood mockery of her late father for being gay. This rejection further isolates Remington and estranges him from the community.

Remington dreams of being attacked by a muscular man with a butterfly tattoo, resulting in physical changes like hair loss. These dreams foreshadow his transformation and the curse's influence on his body and identity.

Following a dream attack, Remington wakes up with cuts, hair loss, and more feminine mannerisms. His father proudly claims he is a 'real man', highlighting conflicting views on masculinity and sexuality within the family.

Remington notices his speaking style and dress are becoming more feminine, and he starts falling for Jigs. Despite trying to hide his sexuality, these changes threaten his identity and create inner conflict.

Remington, Hannah, and Jigs find Pops, the drag queen who cursed him, at his mansion. Pops admits to the curse but cannot undo it, suggesting the only solution is for a heterosexual man to willingly become gay in his place.

The trio encounters Suarez, Remington's godfather and the murder culprit, who kills Pops and is eventually killed by Remington's father using a gaydar gun. The murders and supernatural influences escalate as zombies of murdered gay men attack the town.

Remington's father agrees to be transformed into gay to break the curse, bravely stepping in as the clock nears midnight. His act restores Remington's normalcy and ends the curse affecting him.

The town returns to normal, with Remington preparing to leave to continue his studies in Manila. Hannah sets up her business, and members of the community, including Pops' zombies, carry on their lives with a sense of hope and resolution.

A passing tricycle unloads a gay man, and a boy comments on his beauty, suggesting a cycle of acceptance and the ongoing presence of gay men in the town. The film closes with a lively Bollywood-style musical number featuring Remington's now-gay father.