Pridyider

Plot synopsis:
The story is about Tina Benitez (Andi Eigenmann) coming home from abroad to an empty house which she inherited from her parents. Not long after, strange things happen in the house, particularly in the kitchen, where an antique refrigerator is located.
Tina arrives in her former home,when she receives the news of her mother's (Janice de Belen)'s suicide and her father's disappearance. The refrigerator starts taking lives,starting with Tina's friend's pet cat. Her manager (Baron Geisler) tries to give her another chance, until the refrigerator takes him alive, despite Tina trying to rescue him from the tentacles. When she and her boyfriend tried to open the refrigerator, they were sprayed with blood.
The refrigerator was later revealed to be cursed by a demon who her mother made a deal with to sate her vengeance on her husband (Joel Torre), according to a former policeman/detective turned hunter who was obsessed with the case involving her parents. Tina's mother killed the woman who she suspects to be her husband's mistresses,chopping them up and feeding their corpses on the refrigerator,until the police saw her corpse in the refrigerator. the policeman/detective was blinded when he tried to open the refrigerator. They also consulted with the priest,giving them instructions to defeat the demon. Her father appears as a grotesque faced man,when he accidentally doused with boiling oil while he was cooking and he fell upon the floor, following the cauldron.
When they prepared the formula, the father sacrificed himself as bait. The refrigerator dragged him. The couple pushed the refrigerator, Tina descends to the hole, revealing the demon's victims, some dead, others barely conscious. She lighted the bomb, but her mother appears holding a cleaver. She fought with her own daughter, but her father, barely conscious, held his wife and asked his daughter to leave. The bomb goes off, destroying the hellhole and the refrigerator, saving the couple.

Tags: murder

Review:
The fridge holds a bloody secret.... A haunted fridge? Hmmmm, alright, well that is a new idea, I will say that much.For a horror movie, then "Pridyider" was anything but scary. That being said, then the movie isn't a total waste. The story was nicely executed, although the storyline was rather well out there. I mean, a haunted fridge, come on...The storyline, shortly summarized, is about Tina who returns back to the Philippines from the US, where she has to live alone in her family's house - a house that holds a macabre and dark secret. A single piece at a time, Tina starts to learn about the dreadful secret that ties her estranged mother and father to the house. And the air is thick with tension as the house turns out to be haunted by its past...The acting in the movie was actually alright, although personally I had someone of a struggle to cope with the constant switching between Tagalog and English language in the movie. It adds a frustrating and confusing element to the overall enjoyment of the movie - but they do talk that way in the Philippines, so...Effects-wise, then "Pridyider" was actually also quite alright. Don't expect major blockbuster Hollywood CGI effects, of course. But the effects incorporated in the movie worked out nicely to help the story along. And there were some pretty good scenes with the gore and dismembered body parts in the fridge - I enjoyed that, and it was a notch up in the enjoyment of the movie.As mentioned above, then "Pridyider" is devoid of scares and a proper horror atmosphere. However, having only seen two other Philippine horror movies, then I don't have much background to base a judgment on how scary it is to the natives there, but for me, as a seasoned horror aficionado in Europe, then "Pridyider" was very 'child-friendly'. So don't expect to be scared out of your seat here.And the title of the movie, "Pridyider", is short, simple and to the point, translated as "Refrigerator".. Haunted fridge? Nah, I'll skip lunch, thanks.... PRIDYIDER, aka FRIDGE, is another Filipino-made horror flick which comes across as very silly and very cheap for any international viewers attempting to watch. No doubt local audiences felt the same way upon seeing it. An innocent young woman moves into the usual creepy, poorly-lit old house, only to discover that she's come into possession of no less than a haunted fridge! The cheesy '90s B-movie THE REFRIGERATOR was more fun than this, because amid all of the small talk and dragged-out atmosphere building (which has little effect), the viewer is treated to some lamentable scare scenes in which people are victimised by living body parts from the fridge. The CGI is quite awful here and, other than an over-the-top ending, it doesn't add up to much. The indifferent performance from the main actress doesn't help much either.