Filipinos love a good scare. There are World War II-related sites - TopicsExpress

Filipinos love a good scare. There are World War II-related sites like Bataan and Corregidor, Manila Film Center and cemeteries. At the University of Sto. Tomas and the Manila Bulletin office, there’s a collection of ghost stories that breed in their antiquated rooms. In pop culture, the bestseller book True Pinoy Ghost Stories, which now has a Wattpad version, easily comes to mind. It was translated into a TV series. And oh, there’s Okatokat, Patayin sa Sindak si Barbara, and Shake, Rattle, and Roll. Read more: bit.ly/1uWOthc

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