First Serial Killer in Philippine History?

This is the first-ever recorded serial killer in Philippine history, but you’d be surprised to know that he was actually - a priest. He was Juan Severino Mallari, the Parish Priest of Magalang, Pampanga, from 1816 to 1826. However, during Mallari’s 10 years in Magalang, there were at least 57 mysterious murders. When his crimes were discovered, he confessed that he believed killing people would help cure his mother's sickness, which he thought was caused by a curse. Mallari was eventually arrested and executed in 1840, becoming the first documented Filipino serial killer and the first FIlipino priest executed by the Spaniards. Interestingly, a horror movie is inspired by the TRUE STORY of this mysterious priest in Philippine history.

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[daxaq]

He is the first recorded "Filipino" serial killer but not a "native" Filipino. Both of his parents were Spanish but he was born in the Philippines making him Filipino. Not that it matters but I just wanna share.

[Al_Domini]

Peninsulares = full spanish, born in spain, living in colony.
Insulares = full spanish, born in colony.
Mestizo = half filipino
Principalia = rich full filipino
Middle class = rich indio during globalization
Indio = poor full filipino, usually but not exclusive to tribesmen.

Juan Severino Mallari = Insulares In Philippines.

[Robert_EO_Beanzwagon]

How to make a horror movie seem more scary:

*"based on a true story"*

[JotaroPlsLoveMe]

I heard about him years ago...

Didn't know that he's the first priest to be executed by Spaniards...

[e.jisaac]

As a half Bicol/Visaya & Kapampangan who lives somewhere in Angeles City Pampanga all my life i never heard this story to anyone 😮

[intradibles]

It's an MMFF entry! History buffs might want to check it out.

[plusstop]

He is not a native Filipino. His parents were Spanish but he was born in the Philippines so that makes him a Filipino.

[trae]

Wait whattt Omggg finally Filipino movies are Leveling uppp finally I this is interesting

[FatKat]

I got a question. Could Mallari's sadistic nature be the reason why he had mental problems? Or is it something else?

[zhanbo]

Sana ganyan pati mga drama meron about histort ng pinas. Ung mg amahlig s kdrama na pinoy bka masadami pa sila alam about korean history kakapanood haha. Kaya sana ganyan din s pinas.

[aliceeve]

YES!!! IVE HEARD OF THIS STORY FOR A LONG TIME. FINALLY A FILM❤❤❤

[AboutEVERYTHING]

I've heard about him before but never knew that a horror film will be based in his life. Nice one

[almiramapa]

I'm a Filipino jonas and thank for some facts❤❤❤

[kadekwidias]

The horror is how people won't ever suspect him. But not all kind word come from an angle heart

[FebruaryHasDays]

That "priest" really hated God

[kumanderlinux]

You make really high quality shorts bro. Quite enjoyable and always informative.

[freudcanete]

This movie is lit will sure to watch it 🔥🔥🔥

[Killuaas]

As a Filipino i respect you for knowing our history

[JustSomeLunaticW.OAMustache]

Im a Filipino who rarely watches Filipino films, but Im definitely watching this

[rldabomb]

Mel needs to direct this film. This will be the scariest film ever.