All 15 Rina Reyes Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Prepare to immerse yourself in the captivating cinematic universe of Rina Reyes, as we present you with a compilation of her most unforgettable performances! Ranging from adrenaline-pumping action flicks to emotionally stirring dramas, Rina demonstrates her remarkable range as an actress. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey through her filmography, and witness the enchantment she imbues in every character she portrays.
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1. Bagets 2 (1984)
Get ready for a heartwarming and hilarious journey in the highly anticipated sequel, Bagets 2! Following the adventures of the adorable schoolboys in their final year of high school, this comedy-drama centers around their exciting graduation.
2. Bloodfist II (1990)
In “Bloodfist II, “ kickboxing champion Jake Raye believes he’s hung up his gloves for good. But that all changes when an old friend reaches out from the Far East, leading Jake into a dangerous new fight.
3. Demonstone (1990)
“Demonstone, “ released in 1990, is a thrilling action, crime, and fantasy film that delves into the dark heart of supernatural forces. Two U. S. Marine investigators, played by Jan-Michael Vincent and R. Lee Ermey, are tasked with unraveling a series of gruesome murders in Manila. As they delve deeper, they uncover the chilling truth behind an ancient amulet — dating back 400 years — that has unleashed malevolent forces with the power to possess unsuspecting victims.
4. Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection (1990)
In the heart-pounding sequel, Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection, action hero Chuck Norris returns to lead a team of elite soldiers on a daring mission to rescue captured DEA agents. Under the shadow of a ruthless South American kingpin, this high-stakes thriller leaves no stone unturned in its quest for justice.
5. Machete: Istatwang buhay (1990)
Machete: Istatwang buhay is a captivating Filipino fantasy thriller that explores the boundaries of imagination and desire. In this 1990 Seiko Films production, a seemingly ordinary sculpture comes alive, armed with a sharp and deadly machete. Unbeknownst to its creator, the art piece embarks on a thrilling journey to help people in need and fulfill the wildest sexual fantasies of its sculptress. However, the exhilarating experience is short-lived, as the sculpture returns to its lifeless state once its duties are complete.
6. Boboy Salonga: Batang Tondo (1992)
Experience the exhilarating world of Batang Tondo with “Boboy Salonga: Batang Tondo,” a 1992 Filipino action film directed by Junn P. Cabreira. This pulse-pounding adventure follows the daring and resourceful protagonist, Batang Tondo, as he fearlessly conquers formidable enemies and dangerous situations. With a runtime of 1 hour and 49 minutes, get ready to embark on a heart-racing journey through the bustling streets of the Philippines in 1992.
7. Alyas Lakay (1992)
Experience the electrifying action as Fernando Poe Jr. stars in “Alyas Lakay” (1992). A thrilling adventure with the name “Lakay” in its title, this film takes you on a journey filled with surprises. Directed by Nilo Saez and written by Jose N. Carreon, “Alyas Lakay” is a testament to the power of characters with names that resonate.
8. Alamid: Ang alamat (1998)
“Alamid: The Legend” (1998) is a riveting superhero action, fantasy, and sci-fi film that takes its audience on an electrifying journey, filled with intrigue and magic. Directed by Dan Alvaro, with Danny Marquez co-writing, this movie features stellar performances from Dan Alvaro, Mickey Ferriols, and Rina Reyes. The film’s narrative revolves around the lives of the paranormal inhabitants of our world, as well as a common baby who unexpectedly unravels a remarkable fate.
9. Dos ekis (2001)
“Dos ekis, “ a 2001 crime-romance-thriller film, follows the story of Benito, a store clerk who admires Charisse, a spellbinding dancer. Tempted by her beauty and driven by his attraction, Benito embarks on a reckless journey with Charisse, who steals from the sinister mob boss, Dodi.
10. Sundo (2009)
In “Sundo, “ the thrilling and heart-wrenching 2009 Filipino drama, seven passengers on a trip to Manila escape a harrowing brush with death and their fates, only to realize that the price they must pay for indulging in the spirit of tragedy is unlike any other challenge they’ve faced before.
11. Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles (2012)
Unleash the adrenaline-fueled excitement of “Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles,” a gripping action-comedy-horror motion picture hailing from the Philippines. This nail-biting thrill ride chronicles the harrowing experiences of Makoy, a loving father-to-be, whose mission is to shield his pregnant wife from the relentless grasp of terrifying aswang monsters. Assisted by an enigmatic contingent of gypsy adventurers, Makoy must rely on every ounce of his formidable strength and cunning to preserve his family from imminent disaster. As he delves further into the chilling depths of TikTik, Makoy encounters the profound revelations of love, sacrifice, and unyielding devotion.
12. Flames of Love (2012)
“Blazing Passions” is an enchanting and uplifting drama film, debuting in 2012, providing a spiritually nourishing experience. The film carries a powerful message about the destructive consequences of sin and the healing power of love, faith, and hope, exploring the true worth of life. Gigi Javier Alfonso and Baby Nebrida directed this deeply moving story. A cast of skilled actors makes an appearance in the film, including Valerie Concepcion, Christopher De Leon, and Dina Bonnevie.
13. Ang tag-araw ni Twinkle (2013)
Ang tag-araw ni Twinkle, a heart-wrenching Filipino drama film released in 2013, follows the rebellious life of Twinkle Marie. When an unexpected visit from her long-lost biological father reveals hidden secrets, Twinkle finds herself spiraling into a world of drug addiction, illness, and lies. Shaken to her core, Twinkle must confront these harsh realities and reassess her priorities, ultimately discovering what truly matters in life.
14. Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2 (2014)
“Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2” is a thrilling action-packed film that will leave you on the edge of your seat. This supernatural power-infused sequel takes you on a wild ride as a vengeful family of monstrous beings descends upon the city, seeking retribution for the man who caused the death of their fellow brethren.
15. The Maid in London (2018)
“The Maid in London” is a gripping drama inspired by true events, following the compelling journey of two young Filipino women, Margo (Andi Eigenmann) and Faye (Alexis Navarro), as they navigate the perils of life as undocumented immigrants in the United Kingdom. With only six months to make a living and avoid deportation, the duo must push themselves to their limits, working without proper permits in the hopes of creating a better future.
