APMedia 'horror' film goes viral—190,000 views in just days.
- Asia Pacific Media
- Oct 21, 2014
- 2 min read
Halloween is nigh along with the rise of all things gore, supernatural, and horrific--usually in the form of blockbuster hits like "Saw IV". As this dark holiday approaches, millions of people world wide turn to the media to address their archetypal fears, leaving many with the message of just how dark the world is which is why we can't understand why our horror film has gone viral. With over 190,000 views in just days, our spiritual warfare movie has a different message, instead of leaving viewers with the hopeless thought of just now dark our world is, Ang Sugo portrays God is in control and the powers of darkness have already been defeated. “Ang Sugo” follows a story of a housekeeper who leaves her peaceful home to work in an affluent house in the city. The members of this house are reluctant to have her there. The nights are filled with mysteries—footsteps in the hallway, strange voices, chanting in the darkness of night and blood-curdling screams. It is in this house that two lives connect—one who lives in fear and the other in faith. The story of “Ang Sugo” deals with spiritism in the Philippines. The movie addresses the fear of the supernatural, ending with a powerful illustration showing Jesus as more powerful than any spirit. Whether you're skimming the media for the perfect non-horror film to watch or passing out candy to kids, would you take the time to thank God he has already defeated evil? Then ask him for our film to be watched by millions—impacting each viewer with its victorious message of hope—Jesus Christ is stronger than anything in this world. And now can I ask you if one more question?
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