Raul Aragon Movies

An auto mechanic who believes in honest hard work is the illegitimate son of a rich man. He proves to be better than his father's legitimate children.

An actress's past is unraveled after a fan starts stalking her.

Angelo is a painter currently searching for the path of his career and life. He therefore goes to Baguio wherein he meets a mysterious lady named...

A 1977 Filipino drama by Danny L. Zialcita.

An assassination attempt by rebels on a police officer was foiled by ex-convict.

Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1983 directed by Willie Milan and starred Anthony Alonzo, Coney Reyes, Eddie Garcia, Perla...

A Filipino drama film directed by Emmanuel H. Borlaza.

Two philandering middle-aged executives find themselves in comic trouble.

Kamakalawa (The Day Before Yesterday) explores the folklore of the prehistoric Philippines in an adventure of mortals in the world filled with gods...

Between yesterday and today, when innocent dreams turn into reality, a man seeks his past to face a violent tomorrow!

A former soldier lays down his gun after the war and comes home only to find his hometown in shambles as a result of the conflict that he thought by...

Filipino romantic horror movie from 1969.

This is a true-to-life story of Turoy Delima, the fugitive leader of Cebu City's dreaded sea pirate gang that carries his name.

The story opens with Richard Thursby's murder and the abduction of his wife, Janice. Former cop and martial arts expert, Philip Sloane, is retained...

A 1983 Filipino drama starring Gloria Romero, Snooky, Maricel Soriano. Janice de Belen, Julie Vega, William Martinez and Manilyn Reynes.

After 20 years, Pura returns to her ancestral home to meet her father. However, this soon reignites a bitter rivalry between her and Emilia, her...

Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1983 directed by Arsenio 'Boots' Bautista and starred Tony Ferrer, Efren Reyes, Jr., Bembol...

A 1978 Filipino erotic drama starring Charito Solis, Elisabeth Oropesa, Beth Bautista, and Alma Moreno.